Dropcam Pro builds on the former model with Bluetooth Low Energy, a wider field of view and more.

Microsoft may or may not sell your personal data to third-party advertisers.

Social networks have no business asking for credit card numbers unless you're trying to make a purchase.

The pioneering Web TV service has signed off.

It's a smartphone in a watch form factor.

Apple denies that it paid any cash for Plants vs. Zombies 2 exclusivity.

Microsoft and hardware partners created a new 3D print format for Windows 8.1.

It's like going to an online college.

If you're unable to use your NFC-capable Android phone to make tap-based payments with Google Wallet, chances are it's because AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless have their own NFC-based payment system in mind with Isis. But that could change...

Sony is cramming Google TV into an HDMI dongle, but it will only be compatible with specific TVs.

Backup up your android device means giving Google the key to your network.

Don't mind Dropbox reading your test files. It's all normal procedure.

This wearable device aims to help a person monitor their stress level and posture.

This app store may be a stand-alone repository like Google's Chrome Web Store.

Ever more UHD and OLED TVs are rolling out this week.

The NSA has supposedly conquered SSL, VPN and encryption used on 4G networks.

Qualcomm suggests that this upcoming wearable tech will be a limited edition device.

Blizzard has returned to the consoles.

Time Warner Cable and CBS finally kiss and make up.

The app was originally scheduled to launch late last summer.

The Intelligence Community will release data each year regarding specific FISA orders and letters.

The super-thin speakers used in LG's Curved OLED TV is Kyocera's Smart Sonic Sound tech.

Facebook just made it easy for developers to publish their Unity-based mobile games on the social network.

Google is moving to use WebRTC in Hangouts.