From PC World: Android blog DroidLife has 12 exclusive photos of the HTC Thunderbolt, which will reportedly be the first Verizon 4G LTE smartphone.

The Thunderbolt (previously known as Mecha and Incredible HD), which looks a lot like the HTC Desire HD except with Verizon branding...

From CNET News.com: Hewlett-Packard has moved its Envy 13 into the fire sale bin--the last gasp from a discontinued model.

HP is now selling the Envy 13 for $999, with a $450 instant rebate. That includes an Intel 1.6GHz Core 2 Duo Processor (SL9300), 3GB of memory, ATI Mobility...

From Tom's Hardware: It's almost CES time, which means that Intel is nearly ready to unleash the next generation of Core processors, codenamed Sandy Bridge.

Before things even kick off in Las Vegas, however, it seems that the Sandy Bridge products are already on the Asian markets...

From DailyTech: In The Wall Street Journal's blog Barron's, analysis Tiernan Ray shares the response he received from Logitech, when inquiring about a production delay.

The latest development follows a report by Monica Chen and Steven Shen of Taipei, Taiwan-based Digitimes, which...

From DailyTech: As promised, Sprint has lit up its 4G WiMax service in San Francisco today. “The Bay Area is responsible for creating so much new technology and today we are bringing the power of 4G to our customers in that region who are hungry for fast mobile broadband,” Sprint 4G...

From PC World: LG Electronics will unveil 3D televisions at both ends of the size spectrum at next week's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, it said Tuesday.

The company plans to debut a 72-inch 3D LCD television that ranks as one of the largest on the market. It...

From CNET News.com: AT&T is expanding Wi-Fi access in New York and San Francisco where customers have run into trouble with the carrier's overcrowded celluar network, according to the Associated Press.

The company is due to announce today that it will expand its Wi-Fi hot zone this...

From DailyTech: These days internet firms seem to be having a tougher and tougher time holding on to your private data. Following lost emails databases at Walgreens, McDonalds, and others; Microsoft's leak of business users' contacts from the cloud; and Gawker's loss of users names...

From CNET News.com: Security firm McAfee expects malicious activity in 2011 to target smartphones, geolocation services like Foursquare, URL shorteners, and Apple products across the board, according to a new report released Tuesday.

"We've seen significant advancements in device...

From CNET News.com: Chipmaker Intel has been investigating the issue of scaling the number of cores in chips through its Terascale Computing Research Program, which has so far yielded two experimental chips of 80 and 48 cores.

In November, Intel engineer Timothy Mattson caused a...