From CNET: Intel kicked off the latest tech earnings season Tuesday, reporting first-quarter results mostly in line with lowered expectations, following the chipmaker's updated estimates last month.

The company reported a net income of approximately $2 billion, or 42 cents per share, a 3 percent...

From InfoWorld: Google has already admitted it wants to become a mobile carrier, but specific details about what that service will look like are still sketchy.

Until recently, that is. Android Police thinks it has a good handle on the details. The Android-focused site recently came across a system...

From PC World: Microsoft released Skype for Business on Tuesday, replacing its older Lync service. And if that sounds a little boring—well, that’s sort of the whole idea.

As it signaled last November, Microsoft pulled out elements from its older Lync client and rereleased it as Skype for Business...

From CNET: Book publisher HarperCollins and Amazon have inked a deal that will keep the company's books on the e-retail giant's digital store shelves.

A HarperCollins spokeswoman confirmed to CNET on Tuesday that it has "reached an agreement with Amazon and our books will continue to be available...

From DailyTech: Pre-orders of various models of Apple, Inc.'s (AAPL) long awaited smartwatch, the Apple Watch opened up on April 10 at 12:01 a.m. PST (3:01 a.m. EST). The stock available for preorder -- priced at $349 USD and up for various models -- quickly sold out, with Apple reporting that some...

From InfoWorld: Shipping times for Apple's Watch and new MacBook stretched into the future over the weekend, with most of the former now showing "June" and the latter backordered four to six weeks.

According to Apple's online store, all models of the Sport -- Apple's lowest-price wearable, which...

From PC World: Formidable gadget leaker Evan Blass—a.k.a. @evleaks—stripped away nearly all the mystery from LG's forthcoming G4, dumping a truckload of images and teaser material that shine further light on the next flagship smartphone.

They give us a pretty complete picture as to how the G4 will...

From CNET: Pining for that ultrawide zoom or supertelephoto for your Canon SLR camera? Good news: for the second time in less than a year, Canon has cut the prices of many high-end lenses.

A total of 33 lenses are now anywhere from $30 to $800 cheaper in the US -- though Canon's professional...

From DailyTech: For the critics of so-called "quad high definition" (QHD) (aka "2K") displays and the diminishing visual returns that come with them, avert your eyes. Japan's Sharp Corp. (TYO:6753) has unveiled a 5.5-inch display for smartphones that bumps the resolution to a mind-boggling 2,160 x...