ELECTRONICS

Four U.S. senators have introduced a bill that would require carriers to include “kill switches” in smartphones, but wireless-industry critics say technological mandates won’t work.

Apple may shift production of its A8 processor from South Korea based Samsung to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC, due to low yields, according to a new report.

HTC has revealed details about its HTC One Android 4.4 KitKat update.

Sony's next-gen PlayStation 4 will launch in Japan on Feb. 22.

Many of the Presidents Day sales have already kicked off.

Since Sony launched Music Unlimited in Japan in 2012, the country has been one of its best markets for the music-streaming service.

Sony Senior Vice President Guy Longworth said PS4 sales were nearly twice as high as Microsoft's.

New details about the highly rumored and anticipated Apple TV have emerged, revealing that Apple may be scaling back its efforts to better accommodate cable and content providers.

Recent Samsung Galaxy S5 UAProf and packaging leaks suggest specs for the device that continue to clash.

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An alleged User Agent profile apparently revealed the model number for Galaxy S5’s T-Mobile version.

Recent Samsung Galaxy S5 rumors suggest new features pertaining to the device's display.

The iWatch is not likely to be regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, as it may not have advanced sensors.

HTC sold one in every 10 smartphones globally two years ago, but in 2013 its worldwide market share took a dive.

According to the designer, the bigger resolution of the screen would allow the icons on the Home screen to be reorganized.

Will the Samsung Galaxy S5 feature updated specs? This recent AnTuTu benchmark says no.

Given the screen-size of the sapphire displays, it is likely that the new screen could be a key feature of the iPhone 6.

Apple’s upcoming first wearable, the iWatch, is getting a little more real, possibly using LG Chem's "Stepped" battery technology.

A new feature on the LG G3 could make it the device to challenge Samsung’s new offering.

What's more, Sony has revised its projections for this year and now expects a $1.1 billion loss.

Sony is looking into issues with the PlayStation network on the PS4.