Gadgets

IBM unveils its “5 in 5” list, or five technologies it believes will drastically alter humanity over the next five years.

Verizon Communications is nearing a deal to acquire Intel’s online television venture, according to several news reports.

Intel is reportedly in talks to sell all or part of its Internet TV venture to Verizon, reflecting the chip maker’s battle in securing content for the service.

Amazon reportedly talked with phone maker HTC to develop a smartphone, as the e-commerce giant looks to expand beyond Kindle tablets.

Amazon unveiled updated versions of its Kindle Fire tablets, with the online retail giant continuing to undercut Apple's iPad on price and maintaining its focus on driving e-commerce sales.

Amazon unveiled updated versions of its Kindle Fire tablets, with the online retail giant continuing to undercut Apple's iPad on price and maintaining its focus on driving e-commerce sales.

The e-commerce giant reportedly tested a new wireless network that would allow Kindle users to connect to the Internet.

Nokia Solutions and Networks, the equipment maker formerly known as Nokia Siemens but now wholly owned by Nokia, is reportedly weighing 8,500 job cuts in an effort to counter declining sales.

Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer will reportedly begin to internally outline his plans to restructure the software giant by July 1.

Microsoft launched a mobile version of Office for Apple’s iPhone, ending the software giant’s absence from rival platforms.

Apple took the wraps off iTunes Radio, a music streaming service, as well as updates to its Mac and mobile operating systems at an event Monday. 

The chipmaker is reportedly making progress in its talks with media companies, offering to pay a 75% premium to buy content for its upcoming TV service.

Tablets are (somewhat surprisingly) on the decline among back-to-school shoppers. What's behind the trend away from these devices?

New FDA regulations in effect could doom the e-cig industry so the tobacco makers.

New FDA regulations in effect could doom the e-cig industry so the tobacco makers.

The traditional football is going high-tech thanks to Wilson Sporting Goods, which officially launched the first smart football.

Team USA Basketball point guard Kyle Lowry and swimming star Ryan Lochte are among 20 Olympic athletes that used the wearable gadget WHOOP to improve their training regimens ahead of this month’s games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

With the launch of Pokémon Go, collectors of vintage Pokémon items have seen a spike in demand for various items including cards, apparel and toys.