There wasn't much big news today in the tech world today, but the deals kept flowing. Surprisingly, our most popular funding story of the day happened to be the smallest deal -- people just can't get enough of privacy solutions ahead of the NSA data snooping controversy.
Targeting the back-to-school shopping rush, Google announced today that its Chromebook computers will soon be headed to even more major retail stores.
Samsung isn't slowing down with its Galaxy S4 variants anytime soon.
The iPhone-maker has divulged new figures on the actual data it offers up to authorities as well as how it goes about doing so.
Our phones are faster and smarter. Our laptops are thinner. But, for most of us, our headphones still have wires.
Guest Post Reality check: it’s really tough for mobile publishers to make money through advertising.
We're so tied to our mobile gadgets today that we might as well call them wearable.
Wrapp's big bet on social network-powered gift cards is paying off.
While we've been hearing quite a bit about Apple's plans for a cheaper iPhone over the past few months, the company's plans to go bigger have been more cloudy.
Two lifelong friends have come up with a way for fashionistas to keep their closets fresh without going broke.
Samsung isn't slowing down with its niche Galaxy S4 variants.
Who says RSS is dead?
Good news for Mac owners!
They may look the same, but these MacBook Airs are a whole lot more powerful and efficient.
It looks like all of the iOS 7 rumors so far were true.
Privacy is complicated. It's even more complicated thanks to technology and the network of the web. But what shouldn't be complicated are our civil liberties.
Guest Post In tablets, Microsoft has lost its focus.
Is Samsung's golden smartphone era coming to an end?
The popular video discovery app ShowYou is stepping into new territory today.
What started out as a simple cross-platform video chat application has grown into a messaging giant with more than 120 million users. So where does it go from here?
