Apple's amazing quarter proves yet again that people want phablets, not tablets.
A few companies have been using Facebook at work for years. Here's why it still hasn't caught on.
The company has finally learned that gouging your most loyal customers is not good for business.
After a week of PR-heavy cybersecurity initiatives, the planned cyberwar games might actually help teach us how to be safer.
Now that Google Glass has been put on "hiatus," this is what will it take for the widely ridiculed augmented reality headsets to make a comeback.
From information sharing to tougher penalties, proposed actions to boost cyber protections amount to little more than "security theater" in a different arena.
Mentioning anything tech-related in the State of the Union is completely unprecedented—but so is the threat.
The Consumer Electronics Show is ground zero for wearable computing introductions—but they may all be missing a key point about what people really want in a smartwatch.
Take it to the bank, there is no way any of this stuff is going to go down in 2015.
From new international security incidents to virtual reality, these 10 tech trends and developments are all stone-cold locks for 2015.
