Kevin Parrish

A recent article is heating up the privacy issue with apps again, this time focusing on text message reading via Facebook's app.

This phone will reportedly feature an edge-to-edge touchscreen save for a small strip across the top.

Sounds like joining a public access point might get a little easier in the next year.

Google may be launching a cable TV subscription service once Google Fiber is up and running.

TV-focused Hulu Plus is now available on the Nintendo Wii console, complementing Netflix's focus on movies.

Time Warner Cable is now streaming TV directly to subscribers via their Mac or PC.

PlayStation certification is coming to HTC devices later this year, possibly for both current and new devices.

Google offers two plans that will pay users for sharing their Internet usage to the search engine giant and other third parties.

In many cases, piracy reels in more "fans" -- or potential customers -- which will eventually bring in a profit.

The Nintendo Network will provide access to DLC and retail games, claims Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.

Gaikai's streaming platform is coming to Facebook soon.

Spoon.net runs applications in isolated sandboxes, allowing apps like browsers and games to run side-by-side without conflicts, dependencies, or modifications to the host desktop.

Apple has released both a list of its suppliers, and a full report regarding audits on working conditions, underage workers and other details about its suppliers.

Here's a way to add NFC technology to your current Android device or iPhone if it doesn't already sport an NFC chip.

This device will extend your current home or office network, offering wireless speeds up to 300 Mbps.

This optical drives serves as a wireless access point, cloud storage, and a means for streaming your favorite DVDs and CDs directly to a smartphone or tablet.

There probably won't be an actual appearance, but rather an outline of things to come for the next generation consoles in order to put a little fear into Nintendo.

Here's a good way to play your SNES and Genesis games on the PC without downloading ROMs from the internet.

Even though Nintendo reportedly doesn't see Apple as a threat, a developer claims that the Mario company is launching an ebook store for the Wii U in addition to an app store.

HP reportedly was asking for the same amount it shelled out for Palm back in April 2010: $1.2 billion USD.

This monster Ultra Definition TV will measure 84-inches and make its debut at CES 2012 next month.

This new 7-inch tablet looks like the Wii U controller and sports Sony's PlayStation controller setup.

Amazon now allows Kindle Fire owners to browse the Android Market via the Silk browser. Ebook reader apps even briefly appeared on the Appstore before disappearing into the abyss again.

Mozilla's latest release of Firefox 9 for Android features a new user interface for tablets.

Kindle Fire users have discovered that Amazon prevents them from shopping the Android Market via the Silk browser. Meanwhile, the latest firmware nukes root and prevents future rooting.