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Black Friday is closing in, and now Best Buy has announced a bunch of ridiculous deals for a range of technology products.

Sharp will return to North American markets with a new brand of premium HD and UHD television sets.

It looks like people aren't in a big hurry to upgrade their monitors and displays.

EA taking its time in mobile gaming, wants to make sure things are done right.

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

LG's new Minibeam LED projector can run off your smartphone and play without wall-supplied power for two hours.

The Xiaomi Mi store proves popular to US and European shoppers.

ESL produces infographic boasting incredible stream viewership for CS:GO and League of Legends events.

Researchers hope the Biostamp can revolutionize biometric-based wearables.

Some gaming accessories go underappreciated alongside marketing making you might think that some features are needed, when realistically, they aren't used.

Most publishers plaster the 'eSport' title over game releases in the hope to appeal to a new crowd, but what makes a game eSports worthy?

Ukrainian fighters are overwhelmed by Russians using drones and electronics jamming.

Re-gifting electronics is a great gesture, but consumers must be aware of potential security risks.

KTC come out of China with a feature-packed 55" OLED TV offering.

LG create a whole business arm directed towards inceasing OLED production, development and research.

Aussie electornic retailer EB Games release their Mad Monday sales. How mad are they exactly and what's the public response?

Europol raids a large number of domain names yet again, seeing counterfeit product websites targetted.

Young people are growing up with smartphones and tablets, and saturation among the youngest generation has greatly increased.

Samsung and LG will shake hands over their patent dispute behind closed doors.

The FAA is taking a new look at approving devices for use during takeoff and landing.

A solar Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) is travelling toward us at 1,400 miles per second.

Consumer Electronic market is sagging, drops 6% year-over-year during holiday period.

Pilots from American Airlines can now use iPads in the cockpit.

Foxconn is looking at replacing employees with robots.

Tabula working on reprogrammable chips - coming to an electronic device near you soon.

Aerogel has huge surface area.

Install any way you want with no hassle.

a taste for what's to come.