What time is it? It's smartwatch time!
Having helped drive watches from the wrists of smartphone users around the world, the smartphone industry is now seemingly bent on bringing them back – on its own terms, of course.
Stories by Jon Gold
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In Pictures: Samsung’s new Galaxy gadgets
Our look at the lineup of Samsung hardware – including the industry's first smartwatch.
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Cisco one of investors in log management startup Loggly
Log monitoring platform company Loggly today announced that it has acquired more than $10 million in venture capital funding, and that one of its new investors is none other than Cisco.
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Report: Application delivery controller sales up, but WAN optimization slipping
A report on data center networking equipment says that sales of WAN optimization gear fell in the second quarter, but application delivery controllers were on the rise.
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Google Android feeling brain drain?
And just like that, Google I/O 2014 will be a different show – vice president of Android product management Hugo Barra abruptly announced that he'll be leaving Google in "a few weeks" to join Chinese phone maker Xiaomi.
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Tesla's Model S vulnerable to hackers, kind of
It's the curse of the connected car – once it's linked to the Internet, it's, well, on the Internet. In the case of the Tesla Model S, this means that malicious hackers could, in theory, control some functions of the vehicle and even track it without the owner's knowledge.
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Social media sends Ballmer off with a bang
The Internet reacted to the news that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer plans to retire within 12 months as might have been expected – with a flurry of jeers, opprobrium and the occasional heartfelt farewell.
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Is Taiwan's HTC about to get acquired by ZTE, Lenovo or Huawei?
For a company that makes one of the best smartphones currently on the market – Android or otherwise – HTC's finances and general outlook sure aren't very rosy. After the firm reported earlier this month that it may post a quarterly loss for the first time since 2008, according to Bloomberg, its stock price plummeted.
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Ubuntu Edge smartphone probably not going to get funded
The Ubuntu Edge, an innovative smartphone concept that is designed to double as a dockable PC, appears unlikely to meet its $32 million funding goal by the IndieGoGo campaign deadline of 11:59 p.m. PST.
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Groklaw closing ends decade-long run atop the world of tech law journalism
The closure of Groklaw – the technology world's primary source of legal analysis for a decade – has sent shock waves across the Internet.
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As new school year nears, Ohio State systems manager talks tech
Tim Winningham, a systems manager for Ohio State University's department of mathematics, has come a long way since his first official gig in educational IT.
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In Pictures: The 9 ugliest allegations of China-based IP theft
IP theft continues to be a threat to businesses’ bottom lines – and a major issue for Sino-American relations.
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Apple's app store makes 2X more money than Google Play store
Apple's App Store still pulls in twice as much revenue as the Google Play Store, despite the continued growth in Android smartphone use,according to a report from mobile app tracking firm Distimo.
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Dangerous Linux Trojan could be sign of things to come
Desktop Linux users accustomed to a relatively malware-free lifestyle should get more vigilant in the near future – a researcher at RSA has detailed the existence of the "Hand of Thief" Trojan, which specifically targets Linux.
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Google Android roundup: Why did JBQ leave AOSP?
The Android realm is not a physical place, else we would have seen flags flying at half-mast and heard announcements made over school loudspeakers – Jean-Baptiste Quéru, godfather of the Android Open Source Project and one of the most influential figures in the ongoing development of the platform, abruptly stepped down from his position as AOSP maintainer this week.
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