Amazon Reportedly Launching Kindle Smartphones In Early 2014
Amazon's Kindle line of smartphones is a lot like Apple's television set: A mythical creature that is only whispered of among analysts and supply chain…
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Video: Is This Apple's Best iPhone Commercial Ever?
Apple is hitting consumers where it hurts ahead of Christmas this year: right in the heartstrings. The company on Monday evening began running a brand…
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Facebook 'Dislike' Button Is Finally Here, But Only In Messenger
Facebook has updated its Messenger app with a new set of stickers that include a "dislike" button, All Facebook reports, a feature that some users…
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Kinect-Like Face Recognition, Touchless Control Tipped For Surface Mini
The rumored Surface Mini Windows tablet that wasn't introduced alongside the new Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 earlier this year is still coming, a…
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NSA Spying Has Triggered A Crazy Chain Reaction Of Countermeasures
Countries ranging from France to Finland have started responding to NSA revelations in different ways, ranging from new fiber optic cables to government-backed industrial espionage. By…
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Forbes: PS4, Xbox One And Wii U Are All Winning Next-Gen Console War
It's hard for some gamers to admit this, but the best possible conclusion to the overhyped console war of 2013 would be three systems that…
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Here's Why Apple Doesn't Stand A Chance When It Comes To Tablet Market Share
It's a well-known fact that the tablet market has become increasingly competitive in recent years, but one small manufacturer is attempting to undercut even the…
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Inside The NSA: Former NSA Cyber Spy Shares His Story
This has been a very rough year for the National Security Agency. Morale is reportedly at an all-time low as revelations on the extent of…
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New Report May Expose Samsung's Secret Weapons For The Galaxy S5
Recent reports have suggested that Samsung is hard at work on multiple new versions of its 2014 flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5. This shouldn't come…
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'Extremely Popular' Surface Pro 2, Surface 2 Sold Out At Retailers
Microsoft's Surface Pro 2 and Surface 2 tablets are selling very well, according to Mashable's checks with various retailers where the devices are sold out with…
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Video: Steam Machine Beta Unboxing, Gameplay, Teardown And Specs
Valve on Friday shipped Steam Machine beta units to 300 lucky developers, with some of them already posting details – including image galleries and hands-on videos…
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Facebook Keeps Track Of Every Message You Type - Even Ones You Don't Post
Every social network user has at some point typed something they knew they'd regret sharing and has promptly erased it before clicking "post." However, Slate's Jennifer…
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Google Kills 'Accidental' Android Feature That Kept User Data Private
Sorry, Android users — Google isn't going that extra mile to help you keep your data private after all. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, just one…
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Your Entire World Will Soon Be Connected
Intelligent connected machines and services that surround us – effectively known as the "Internet of Things" (IoT) – will become a $309 billion business by…
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Apple Releases iOS 7.1 Beta 2
Apple on Friday pushed out iOS 7.1 beta 2, the latest pre-release version of its popular mobile operating system. The new iOS 7.1 software is…
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Smartphone Patent Wars Exposed As Completely Futile
It happened again — a handset sales injunction resulting from a patent infringement ruling has been overturned. This time the drama played out in the UK, where…
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Yahoo Struggles To Properly Acknowledge, Fix Ongoing Yahoo Mail Service Issues
Yahoo on Wednesday finally fully acknowledged on Twitter and on the service's personal blog that its Yahoo Mail service is experiencing issues which some of…
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Twitter, Facebook And Google Workers Are Among Tech's Happiest
A couple of months ago, a group of current and former Apple employees revealed what it's like to work in the stressful yet rewarding environment…
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YouTube's Copyright Cops Are Coming After Gamers' 'Let's Play' Videos
Under constant pressure and foot-stamping from copyright holders, Google has implemented a new system within YouTube that automatically flags videos that may contain copyrighted material.…
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Microsoft's Mission With Windows 8.2: Appease Spurned Desktop Users
We learned earlier this week that Microsoft will reportedly bring back its dearly departed Start menu to Windows 8.2, a change that will come as…
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Thousands Of Germans Threatened With €250 Fines For Streaming Porn
Thousands of German users that have used a porn website to stream shows have received threatening letters from a local law firm demanding €250 ($344)…
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NSA Morale Reportedly Hits Rock Bottom After Snowden Revelations
Employees at the National Security Agency aren't happy that we now know to look out for their trash-talking elves that they've created in World of…
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Microsoft May Keep Selling Box Copies Of Windows 7 After All
Calm down, Windows 8 haters: You may not have to rush out to scoop up Windows 7 after all. Microsoft caused a stir last week…
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Nokia's Rebirth: From Industry Whipping Boy To Feared Patent Troll?
There never was any real doubt about European Union officials signing off on Microsoft's purchase of Nokia's handset unit. But suddenly, the European Commission's Vice President…
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Microsoft May Finally Bring Back Full Start Menu With Windows 8.2
As we noted last week, Windows 8 is a very polarizing operating system. While many Windows users find it much faster and more stable than…
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AT&T Doesn't Want To Tell You What It Has Disclosed To The NSA
While some tech companies are publicly denouncing the privacy-encroaching practices of the NSA, others are happy to continue playing ball with the government agency. The…
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That Trash-Talking Elf In World Of Warcraft May Be An NSA Spy
The Guardian has been dropping a steady stream of bombs about the NSA's activities in recent months. They keep getting more and more bizarre. The…
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