ELECTRONICS

It's official: the Kyocera Echo is coming to Sprint.

The Xperia Play makes its official debut via a Super Bowl television spot, putting an end to months of rumors.

Hewitt-Packard announces the HP TouchSmart Consumer PC and 9300 Elite Business PC, the latest in its line of tablet touchscreen PCs.

Sprint Nextel is reportedly rolling out a Kyocera smartphone on its network at an event tonight in New York.

Jefferies & Co. said investors are uncertain about Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT) future in consumer technology and that they have chosen to discount all parts of the business until it becomes clearer what Microsoft’s competitive position in the key areas of tablets, smartphones and online search will be.

Since the Egyptian government shut down the Internet for days in the wake of protests, some have asked if the U.S. government could set up an Internet kill switch to cut off access -- either to stop people from communicating or protect the country from cyber attack.

Analyst Kim Caughey Forrest says Verizon's record sale of iPhones today was old news before it even happened.

The TV's shift to Energy Star has meant LCD and Plasma TVs are using less energy than ever before.

Fifty-four percent of Verizon's Android and BlackBerry users plan to switch to the iPhone when it becomes available on Feb. 10, according to a survey by United Sample Inc.

Nokia's widely speculated transition to a new operating system would benefit rival Research In Motion as it provides an opportunity to expand in international markets.

Major U.S. retailers shrugged off the snowiest January in six years to post sales that blew past analyst expectations, easing concerns that consumers were all spent out after the holidays.

More companies are hopping on the NFC contact-less bandwagon.

In the coming days, 4G smartphones are expected to flood the market. But with all the excitement of getting the latest and greatest tech, it sometimes pays to think about the pros and cons.

A U.S. appeals court has rejected Verizon Communications's request for a specific panel of judges to hear its challenge to the Federal Communications Commission's new Internet traffic rules.

Samsung, whose Galaxy S smartphones made a statement with sales of over 10 million around the world, has released a teaser video showing the next generation Samsung Galaxy S2 expected to be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2011.

China will wrap up large-scale testing of fourth generation mobile communication network, TD-LTE and will put its mobile services to commercial application as an attempt to create a competitive edge for homegrown telecom equipment producers.

Sony Computer Entertainment America has won a temporary restraining order (TRO) against hacker 'Geohot' who circumvented PlayStation 3 (PS3) hardware security measures to run unapproved code on the game console.

Wi-LAN has reached settlements with six companies in a wireless patent dispute and expects to reach deals with six others involved in the case before the February 2 trial date, the patent-licensing company said on Monday.

Egypt is becoming a test case for the Internet going dark, with only one of its main service providers operating. But the lack of communications isn't stopping the protests.

A Canalys report finds that Android overtook Nokia's Sybian operating system for the first time last year, topping offerings from Nokia and Apple.

Closed systems can't be successful indefinitely, says Patrick Lo, CEO of Netgear.