Mozilla launches Popcorn Maker, video editing crackling with web content By Scott Nichols Popcorn Maker is Mozilla's latest web app, providing a unique take on web video editing and enhancement.
Leap Motion shoves release of gesture control tech to late July By Scott Nichols, Michelle Fitzsimmons Updated The Leap Motion controller brings gesture tracking to PC and Mac, though a delay has pushed its release until mid-summer.
Mailbox email app signed, sealed and delivered to Dropbox By Scott Nichols Dropbox expanded its cloud empire to email by purchasing the Mailbox email app for iOS.
Netflix predicts 4K streaming within the next two years By Scott Nichols 4K video will be a streaming staple before cable providers catch up if Netflix has its say.
Is Twitter preparing an official Twitter Music app? By Scott Nichols Twitter is reportedly building its own music app after acquiring music discovery service We Are Hunted.
Valve puts a valley between itself and Xi3 Piston 'Steam Box' By Scott Nichols The first unofficial Steam Box is even less official than originally thought, launching without Valve backing.
IE 10 enables Flash as default with new update, Microsoft miffs iPad By Scott Nichols Windows 8 and Windows RT users can now browse most Flash content with Internet Explorer 10.
Take that, eye scrolling: iPhone 5S said to have fingerprint scanner By Scott Nichols Reports out of China point to fingerprint sensors built for the iPhone 5S's NFC support.
Will Samsung 3D video conversion software pop up in Galaxy S4? By Scott Nichols A new Samsung trademark points to new 2D-3D converting tools that may debut with the company's upcoming flagship phone.
Virtual cities left abandoned as 'SimCity' server issues persist By Scott Nichols With players unable to connect to servers, game creators promise solutions to get the game up and running again.
Microsoft shows off Kinect's upcoming kicks - 3D scanning and gesture control By Scott Nichols Microsoft announces new Kinect functionality coming in future SDK updates, including touch-less pinch-to-zoom.
Google Maps doesn't get lost on way to first iOS app update By Scott Nichols The iOS version of Google Maps received an update today, adding features like syncing with Google Contacts.
Android lock screen security flaw outed on a Galaxy Note 2 By Scott Nichols A lock screen vulnerability could give an attacker access, albeit limited, to your Android home screen.
Internet Explorer gains web market share as Chrome drops, report finds By Scott Nichols According to data from one market watch firm, February saw market share gains for all web browsers, except Chrome.
Wacom teases HD mobile tablet built for the creatively inclined By Scott Nichols Wacom answered many digital artists' prayers by hinting at an upcoming mobile tablet.
Nokia warns not to expect a QWERTY Lumia anytime soon By Scott Nichols Despite consumer requests, a physical keyboard won't make a comeback on Nokia's near-future Windows Phone 8 handsets.
HTC One will be HTC's only flagship phone this year By Scott Nichols This year, HTC is putting all of its muscle behind the new flagship HTC One.
Qualcomm confident Snapdragon 800 'easily' beats Nvidia's Tegra 4 By Scott Nichols MWC 2013 A Qualcomm executive takes a swing at Nvidia's mobile chips at Mobile World Congress.
Zynga shutters and consolidates CityVille 2, Words with Friends studios By Scott Nichols The troubled social game maker reduces studios to stay afloat.
Nokia's maps and navigation apps spread to more Windows Phones By Scott Nichols A trio of Nokia navigation apps are finally available on all Windows Phone 8 handsets.
EU sets fall deadline for Google antitrust verdict By Scott Nichols The European Commission will continue its Google antitrust investigation after an August break.
BlackBerry Z10 sales may be weaker than expected By Scott Nichols Multiple analyst firms slashed their BlackBerry Z10 projections, expecting poor sales for the smartphone.
Purported casing leak might reveal Retina for iPad mini 2 By Scott Nichols The iPad mini 2's rear casing is exposed in new photos that hint at new colors and Retina displays.
Yahoo redesigns its homepage with mobile-friendly news feed By Scott Nichols Yahoo announced a homepage update with an infinite scrolling feed and new social features.
Last minute report says PlayStation 4 will adopt Xbox Live-like subscriptions By Scott Nichols A new rumor also suggests that it could be November before we see the new system launch in the U.S.