Scott Nichols

Fear is there that the future of PC gaming is at stake if Microsoft moves towards a closed environment.

Sources close to Microsoft are saying that Windows RT will run a modified version of Office missing features for Surface optimization.

Google filed a patent today for a method of tracking eye movements to unlock mobile devices.

Amazon introduced a new service Monday for students to rent their paperback and hardcover textbooks at a reduced price for a semester at a time.

Sources claim Nvidia will see big profits from Nexus 7 sales thanks to its Tegra 3 chip.

Sharp stock prices drop to a 36-year low after announcement of quarterly losses.

AT&T has moved to purchase NextWave Wireless in a bid to expand the carrier's 4G LTE network.

RIM revealed it's considering licensing its Blackberry 10 operating system and letting other manufacturers produce the hardware.

HP won a legal victory in its breach of contract case against Oracle over Itanium-based server support.

Roku announces manufacturing partners for HDTVs that will be compatible with its upcoming Roku Streaming Stick.

Barnes and Noble announces a partnership with skobbler to provide maps on Nook tablets.

Recently released court documents show a variety of Apple's scrapped designs for both the iPad and iPhone.

After stumbling through the gate for the IPO, Facebook makes their first quarterly earnings call and it's not totally disappointing.

Qualcomm released a new tablet based on its latest quad-core processor that is aimed at developers, but open to the public.

Dell announces two new affordable laptops aimed at heavy duty designers and power users.

During hearings in an Australian court on Monday, Samsung alleges that Apple refused to negotiate a licensing agreement for 3G patents it later violated.

United Airlines and Gogo announced an expanded partnership to bring high-speed broadband to Premium Service flights by early 2013.

Leaked images appear for Samsung's rumored Jasper Android smartphone for Verizon.

Credit rating agencies have downgraded Nokia's long-term outlook to junk status after second quarter losses.

Apple is awarded a new patent that casts a broad net and may catch Android and Windows Phone.

Recently unsealed court documents reveal a first look at an early iPad prototype dating back to 2002.

Fujitsu announces a new smartphone designed specifically for seniors.

T-Mobile announces it will soon carry the super-sized Samsung Galaxy Note.

We look at the potential benefits and drawbacks of only offering upgrades and an OEM edition for the new OS.