From X-bit Labs: Despite rather high prices, Intel Corp.’s next unit of computing (NUC) ultra-small form-factor PC barebones managed to become popular enough to keep Intel developing new versions for different types of customers. At the Intel Solutions Summit, which is aimed at the...

From CNET News.com: Samsung has tapped Absolute Software to embed the corporate security solutions provider's patented persistence technology onto its mobile devices -- most notably onto the upcoming Galaxy S4 smartphone.

Headed for Samsung Knox when it debuts this year, Absolute...

From DailyTech: Apple is currently working on iOS 7 for its mobile army of iDevices, but it looks like the Cupertino company has fallen behind schedule.

John Gruber of Daring Fireball revealed that iOS 7 is in the works, but the production schedule has fallen behind. So much, in...

From DailyTech: BlackBerry is giving Android and Apple users a sneak peek at what its new BlackBerry 10 (BB10) operating system can do -- right through their mobile browser.

BlackBerry wants to do more than just tell the world about BB10. It wants to show it why the new OS is...

From X-bit Labs: In about two months’ time Intel Corp. will release code-named Haswell microprocessor, which was designed for ultra-thin laptops from the ground up. Intel pins a lot of hopes on Haswell chips and so-called ultrabook PCs on their base. Among the things that Intel will...

From X-bit Labs: Nvidia Corp. on Monday introduced a new family of mobile graphics processing units for notebooks as well as began to introduce the new breed of Kepler graphics processors by rolling-out code-named GK208 chip. The new family of mobile GPUs provide a step up in...

From CNET News.com: Android has grabbed the lead over iOS in the battle for U.S. smartphone buyers, according to a report out yesterday from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

From mid-November through mid-February, Android increased its share of U.S. smartphone sales to 51.2 percent, up...

From DailyTech: One certainty in the technology world is that computer technology advances quickly. What was once of the fastest computers in the world only a few years ago is today well down on the list of the world's top performers. A perfect example is the Roadrunner supercomputer...

From DailyTech: While a Facebook Phone has been through the rumor mill several times over the years, it looks like this idea has finally come to fruition -- and it will be revealed next week.

The press has been invited to a Facebook event at the company's headquarter in Menlo Park...

From X-bit Labs: Contemporary microprocessors from AMD and Intel can dynamically change their clock-speeds in order to reduce power consumption or improve performance. Still, there are certain clock-speeds that are declared to be default and at which the chips should operate most of...