Kevin Parrish

Vizio is launching a set-top box based on the latest version of Google TV.

Here's a way to get a mobile Internet connection without a contract or expiring data.

Google is finally cracking down on sites that rip songs from YouTube videos.

Now Comcast is denying subpoenas related to alleged BitTorrent pirates.

Here's a good way to stream Hulu Plus, Netflix and other channels and apps without the need for a connected console, laptop, or a Smart TV.

Sony's Android-based watch can now be purchased at Verizon Wireless, but it's not compatible with many Android smartphones despite what Sony is listing on the official product page.

This USB stick-sized micro-computer will turn an HDMI-capable TV into an Android 4.0-based TV that can download apps, play movies off a microSD card and more.

Facebook is opening its App Store to users in the United States on Friday, then the rest of the world in the next few weeks.

Google Maps Mobile will get an offline mode, Street View will get a backpack-mounted camera, and Google Maps Mobile will receive 3D models to entire metropolitan areas.

It's a bad day for LinkedIn.

Sony may partner with Gaikai so that the PlayStation 3 can become backwards compatible once again.

Microsoft and Nokia has been accused of teaming up to kill Android.

Just one word: oops.

Microsoft is bringing back its student deal that offers a free Xbox 360 4 GB console with the purchase of a Windows 7 PC.

A major DDoS attack on The Pirate Bay has knocked the site offline for over 24 hours.

An anonymous engineer has figured out how to build a real USS Enterprise that could trek to Mars in 90 days.

There's a new malware in town that likes to inject advertisements on Wikipedia.

This wireless speakers allows users to listen to music anywhere there's a home network connection.

The FBI is getting impatient and wants a backdoor to Facebook, Skype, Google Hangouts and other services now to catch evildoers.

AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile now support carrier billing on Google Play so that subscribers can suffer bill shock at the end of the month.

Gmail users can now translate a foreign email with the click of a button, or set up the account for automatic translation.

Hulu may eventually require cable subscription info to stream TV shows via the free service.

This prototype will be used to promote the use of Super Hi-Vision which features a resolution of 7,680 x 4,320 at a solid 60 FPS.

An unnamed developer is willing to change his/her name legally and shell out over $1600 for a WWDC 2012 ticket.

Just hours after its launch, China blocked locals from accessing Google Drive. Maybe it was over the terms of service?