Gadgets

I hope Samsung put some of its record profits away for a rainy day because Apple is about to pour a world of iHurt down on the Korean giant.

It’s the myth of the millennium: If you’re older than 30 you’re over the hill because 6-year-olds know technology better than you do.

As with iPod and iTunes, it may take a two-in-one iWatch + iWallet combo from Apple to create the world’s first category killing wearable.

There’s nothing worse than pulling your phone out of your bag to find it low on battery. But with this purse, all you have to do it stick it back in to get a charge.

Whether it’s business or personal, you should treat people with respect. Since that seems to be a challenge in our gadget-crazed world, here are some tips to keep you from blowing your relationships.

GoPro shares plummeted on Wednesday, but shares of the wearable camera maker are still up more than 75% from its initial public offering.     

IBM will build and design a new app development platform to support Toyota's in-car technology.

Google Glass styles from fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg are now available for purchase in the United States.

Google's Nest Labs will buy home-monitoring camera startup Dropcam for about $555 million in cash, taking another step deeper into consumers' homes.

Apple will begin production of its long anticipated smartwatch this summer, according to a report from Reuters. Dubbed as the “iWatch,” the wearable device is expected to retail as soon as October.

The wearable sports camera maker expects to price its IPO between $21 and $24 per share, valuing it at up to $3 billion.

Salesforce.com announced Tuesday it is launching Salesforce Wear and Wear Developer Pack, new tools that encourage developers to create business-focused applications for all major wearable devices on the market.

Google is looking to make its Glass eyewear more fashionable. The smart glasses will now be available in designs by Diane Von Furstenberg.

GameStop topped Wall Street expectations with first-quarter earnings that grew 25%, as demand for new videogame consoles from Microsoft and Sony continued to pick up.

In a newly revealed letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Google said that it could be placing ads on “car dashboards, thermostats, glasses, and watches” within the next few years.

Google is buying Divide, a startup that helps businesses manage their employees’ mobile devices, as it looks to ramp up its Android division. 

Anyone in the United States with $1,500 can now buy Google's still-in-beta Google Glass, the Internet company said on a blogpost Tuesday.

RadioShack is backing away from a plan to close up to a quarter of its U.S. stores, saying the company could not reach an agreement with lenders.

Microsoft has sold more than five million Xbox One gaming consoles to retailers, trailing rival Sony.

On April 15, starting at 9 a.m. ET, the company will offer the wearable device to any adult in the U.S. for $1,500. The number of spots is limited.