Zynga may try its hand at online gambling, which ZDNet's Larry Dignan says might be both a great business move and a real problem.

Keenly expected by every Transformer Prime owner out there, the Android 4.0 ICS firmware update hasn’t went as smoothly as it was supposed for all TF201 users as some report that a “Serial Number – Unknown” issue prevent them from installing Ice Cream Sandwich on their tablets.Quite a number ... ...

When a Web vendor fails to live up to its promises about product delivery and availability, your best bet may be to register your complaint with the Federal Trade Commission or other third party rather than seeking redress directly from the company.

Early reports of signal issues haven't fallen upon deaf ears. Verizon has promised a forthcoming fix.

Today's smartphones can double as your MP3 player, your camera, and even your GPS device but there's one area where they're not quite ready for prime time.

At the end of last week, we reported that AMD is planning to launch its upcoming high-end Radeon HD 7900 graphics cards based on the Tahiti architecture in January of 2012, but reports suggest that the Sunnyvale-based chip maker has run into a series of production problems that could postpone ...

A new breed of videoconferencing robot is designed to take telepresence beyond audio and video.

Strong mobile and server results power profits

Canada's new multibillion-dollar stealth fighters are expected to arrive without the built-in capacity to communicate from the country's most northerly regions.

Yahoo Executive Vice President Ross Levinsohn says he's "incredibly bullish" about Yahoo because of it's ability to personalize media for people.

After WD said it had to shut down pretty much every one of its operations in Thailand, Seagate is facing unfortunate prospects as well, since it has its own facilities there. Thailand has been suffering from bad flooding for a while already, with extensive consequences, albeit perhaps not ...

The new quad-channel memory support introduced by Intel in the high-performance Sandy Bridge-E processors seems to cause quite a bit of problems to motherboard makers who are left wondering how to include support for large CPU coolers without giving up on features.When Intel set out to develop the Sandy Bridge-E ...