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Even with increasing interest in the Microsoft Surface tablet, could the end be near for the device?

Retailers have shown increased interest in adopting the Apple Pay mobile payment service, and 2015 could be a big year for mobile payment services.

Apple Pay could help usher mobile payments to the mainstream, but didn't widely contribute to Apple's Q4 2014 success, analyst says.

Following Edward Snowden's leaks unveiling NSA and GCHQ surveillance, privacy has become a hot topic - and the IoT could pose great challenges.

For companies trying to get consumers and business users to adopt wearables, keeping things simple and easy-to-use should be important.

All four major US wireless carriers are fighting for subscribers, but the spot for the No. 3 spot between T-Mobile and Sprint is especially fierce.

Baby Boomers enjoy Internet connectivity, especially using PCs, but with rising interest in smartphones and tablets.

BlackBerry CEO John Chen plans to ask Congress to make it mandatory app developers include apps for its platform.

Acer launches two new affordable Chromebooks designed for students in the classroom.

As smart technology continues, some are worried that connected technologies could lead humans to be in less control of our lives.

Microsoft expects big things from Windows 10 in the mobile space, powering smartphones and tablets.

Growing number of cardless cash machines utilizing smartphones instead of ATM cards.

Xiaomi has taken the smartphone world by storm, and company officials also have their sights set on the booming smart tech industry.

There are so many cybersecurity topics, but many people seemed to forget mobile malware, which has jumped 75 percent.

If more users adopt Apple Pay and other mobile payment systems, expect the criminals to follow, according to cybersecurity experts.

The New 3DS XL will launch in the United States in February for $200.

After a successful pilot run, TGI Fridays plans to introduce tablets into restaurants, streamlining the dining experience for restaurant guests.

Minecraft: Pocket Edition tops 30 million downloads!

The PC market is recovering and the US market could see positive growth as the industry prepares for Microsoft Windows 10.

Facebook and Xiaomi reportedly met to discuss potential investment opportunities, but a deal was never finalized.

The Gartner research group predicts tablet sales will continue to slow down in 2015.

Popularity of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus helped iOS eat into the lead of Google Android, according to researchers.

Lenovo is now the No. 3 smartphone manufacturer in the world, and hopes to begin its invasion of the United States and other lucrative markets.

The wearable market is growing, but trying to appeal to drastically different demographics, The NPD Group discovers.

BlackBerry wants to show the world its Internet of Things (IoT) platform.

Intel pushes ahead in the wearables market, announcing a strategic partnership with Oakley.

PC and laptop maker Velocity Micro wants to offer customized laptops that can be built-in three days or less.

Smartpens are coming to Android, with Livescribe beginning their support for this much-loved operating system.

Nuu Mobile are looking to bring it to the US, offering affordable no-contract Android deices.

Escort Radar introduces the all-digital, Bluetooth Passport Max 2 radar detector during CES 2015.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi saw sales triple in 2014, with more than 61 million units sold.

E FUN shows off a new Google Android 5.0 Nextbook Ares Series device.

E FUN will have plenty of shiny new tablets to show off during CES 2015, with a focus on 2-in-1 devices.

Arbor Solution will show off 10.1" Android tablet designed to withstand a beating in the workplace.

Telstra are ramping up LTE support - giving another 600 locations access to their new 700Mhz services.

Many younger children are on the Internet, using PCs, laptops, smartphones, and other devices to access the Web - here are a few safety tips

Apple had a great Christmas, with large amounts of users activating new iPhones and iPads.

More consumers enjoying mobile shopping, but that is causing problems for some retailers.

Google hopes to see its Android platform begin taking over connected cars in 2015, as auto buyers look for enhanced connectivity.

German researchers find out that some of our mobile signal towers are leaking information into all who wish to see it.

Intel will power two new smartphones for Lenovo in early 2015.

Appe Pay is gaining allies among retailers, companies interested in adopting its mobile payment system.

Xiaomi will be allowed to sell Qualcomm-based smartphones in India until Jan. 8, Delhi High Court rules.