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In the world of high-end, exotic sportscars, Ferrari stands alone as the only manufacturer publicly taking a stand against the possibility of someday producing a fully electric car. Luca di Montezemolo, Ferrari's chairma...

YouTube is an extremely popular app, whether you are rocking it on the desktop, or watching and sharing some laughs with your friends over a mobile device. Just about every mobile operating system would carry some kind o...

AT&T's LG Optimus G Pro starts shipping today and is a good alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Note II. LG improves the specs and offers some handy utilities, but does not have stylus support.

I thought I could never feel this way again: Oh hello, headphones! You cost $400, but I don't care because you are so delicate and lovely and wonderful and beautiful. It turns out I'm not as jaded as I thought.

commentary The HTC First has a lot going against it, despite support from some heavy hitters.

Yahoo is currently remaking itself with a focus on mobile products, but it also hopes to dive into streaming video soon. AllThingsD is reporting that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has met with Hulu executives. Eyeballing the a...

Dots, a game launched just last week out of betaworks, has reached over 1 million downloads in just one week of availability. According to a blog post, the app hit number 1 in eight countries, and went into the top five ...

Nokia Lumia 900, the Finnish manufacturer's previous flagship Windows Phone smartphone, finally starts receiving the Windows Phone 7.8 update today. AT&T customers who're still using this smartphone will be receiving thi...

The White House is reportedly close to backing an FBI plan that would simplify online wiretapping by providing for significant fines against web services that refuse law enforcement requests. The New York Times reports t...

World of Warcraft may still be the world's leading subscription-based MMORPG, but the allure seems to be fading: 1.3 million players logged off between January and March, Activision Blizzard revealed today. The game's su...

FiftyThree has updated Paper, its popular sketching app for the iPad. Version 1.3.1 includes a new gallery setting, a long awaited pinch-to-zoom feature, and performance enhancements. Originally released last March, Pape...

Google is rolling out a new IT administration console for its Apps email and collaboration cloud suite and for other enterprise products such as Maps Coordinate and Chrome OS devices. The console's interface now has what...

(Reuters) - Groupon Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Wednesday as the company's main daily deals business in North America turned in a strong performance.

In the list of unlikely video game controllers, a cello is up there, probably next to celery stalks and maracas. Yet Joost van Dongen's Cello Fortress takes up that challenge, blending the lines between game performance ...

Tax authorities from the two countries could be charged with sorting out whether Nokia's Indian operation owes 20bn rupees in tax on royalties paid to its Finnish parent.

Californians already see earthquake notices in elevators and falling rock signs on the beach, but if certain lawmakers had managed to get their way, locals would find warning stickers on their cellphones, too. The propos...

BlackBerry's phones have been off to a weak start in Canada, the company's own home turf. But the new BlackBerries are getting a warm welcome from Verizon Wireless, the biggest American carrier.

Software as a service for real estate professionals? Just sign on the dotted line, please.

How do you ban the coupling of a digital file and a legal technology? California State Senator Leland Yee (who represents the western part of San Francisco) announced that he will pursue outlawing 3-D-printed weaponry, i...

Microsoft now has more than 250m users on its SkyDrive cloud storage platform, thanks in part to recent efforts it has made to promote the service.

An FBI guidance manual says the law enforcement agency is able to access U.S. residents' email, Facebook and Twitter messages, and private documents, without breaching the Fourth Amendment.

Apple is well known for the simple, no-frills product photos that highlight its lineup of mobile devices and as it turns out, a lot of work goes into capturing those images. The Verge interviewed Peter Belanger, a photog...