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- Wii U sales are down, and so is Nintendo's profit
The Nintendo Wii U has struggled to attract much interest.
- T-Mobile can't hold back AT&T from blockbuster profits
Churn is down, but AT&T wasn't able to match rival T-Mobile in the new subscriber category.
- Apple awarded patent for solar-powered MacBook
The MacBook would use a photovoltaic unit to generate energy, according to the Apple patent application.
- With Steel, Pebble offers a luxury take on the smart watch
The Pebble Steel is a sleeker, shinier smart watch.
- Google Glass adds prescription lenses and stylish frames
Want to emulate Zooey Deschanel's quirky optical style while stepping into the future of wearable tech? Google just released four new frames and prescription lenses (with insurance coverage) for Google Glass.
- Microsoft buys Gears of War franchise
Waiting for the popular sci-fi shooter series to come to the Sony PlayStation 4? Keep waiting.
- iPad Mini Retina can't save iOS as Android dominates
iPad Mini Retina has sold well, but a new report from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech shows big gains for Android. And while large 'phablets' help buoy Android, Apple has no equivalent, leading to rumors of an upcoming phone that fits between the iPhone and iPad Mini.
- Google acquires artificial intelligence firm DeepMind
Google is continuing its robotics-oriented spending spree by acquiring UK-based DeepMind, and is developing an artificial intelligence ethics board as part of the deal. Is a robot revolution en route?
- Gmail down: Google hit by temporary outage, ongoing slowdown
Gmail down, and Yahoo can't help but rub it in.
- 30 years later, Apple looks back at the very first Mac
Apple has launched an interactive website honoring the first Macintosh computer, which was released in January 1984.
- Apple reportedly readying a 5-inch iPhone for a 2014 launch
This year, the display on the Apple iPhone could grow as much as an inch.
- Beats Music streaming hits a surprise speed bump
Beats Music, the new music streaming service, hit the market on Tuesday with a surprise surge in customers. This led to connectivity issues for Beats Music, but strong momentum into the competitive music-streaming market.
- With Microsoft about to take the reins, Nokia sees sales slump
Sales of Nokia Lumia smart phones are down. Bad news for Microsoft?
- iPhone 5S is the most 'data-hungry' smart phone
iPhone 5S loves slurping down data. A recent study has found that the iPhone 5S gobbles the most data of any smart phone, which has some big implications for network capacity and congestion.
- Russian 'leaks' give sneak peak of new Windows 8.1 update
The so-called Update 1 to Windows 8.1 may include more synergy between mobile and desktop operating systems.
- New market for Google Glass: Firefighters?
A North Carolina firefighter has demonstrated how Google Glass might be used by rescue personnel.
- Why Apple's '1984' commercial is still talked about today
On this day 30 years ago, Apple aired a commercial based on George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984" that turned the advertising and computing world on their heads.
- Cloud TV coming to Verizon amid better-than-expected earnings
Verizon posted Q4 earnings Tuesday which pushed its total 2013 revenue above analyst expectations. The reason? FiOS bundles that could be getting an extra boost from Verizon's newest acquisition: OnCue Cloud TV.
- Phablet shipments to hit 120 million by 2018: report
The phablet market is only going to get larger in coming years, Juniper Research says.
- Samsung tablet for $50 and other tablet steals
Is your smart phone too small and lap top too big? Good news for you: technology companies are churning out more tablets than ever before with great prices to match. Check out this list of tablet deals.