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A new study has shown that when a product has variety consumers are likely to discount positive recommendations for it.

Many of you just don't see the point in purchasing and using a smartwatch.

Do you plan to purchase a smartwatch or another wearable?

The NHL wants to provide collected game data straight to viewers, and it looks like big data could be the answer.

Misleading iPhone 6 advertisements has seen this Aussie provider slapped with $102,000 AU in fines.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is not going to expand too quickly and spread itself thin.

Half of consumers in the market for a smart wristband next year will instead choose a smartwatch.

Gartner predicts affluent homes could have hundreds of smart connected devices in the household by 2022.

Consumer 3D printing interest is still at least five years away, and it will take time for the market to mature further, Gartner notes.

Vending machines are becoming snazzy, offering higher quality foods, electronics, beauty products, and a wide selection of products.

iPhone sales begin to come to a crawl when compared to previous quarters.

Same-day delivery pilot goes live for Google in San Francisco.

Samsung executives are playing the market wisely, yet are still paranoid of how volatile it is.

Bank of America spying on consumers? Anonymous' latest data is trying to prove that.

Micro-transactions to become the norm in all games from EA, no matter the platform.

PC market suffers more, for the first time in five years PC sales from in Q4 2012.

New music streaming service to be launched later this year from Beats Audio.

Online holiday shopping to be huge this year, estimated to reach $43.4 billion.

Apple's dominance in the market is showing signs of disturbance. In this editorial Anthony tells us what he thinks could happen.

The New York Times talk about patent litigation, say its hurting innovation.

An artist streaming a single song on Spotify makes more money than streaming to iTunes Match consume.