ELECTRONICS

The end of the road for Plasma is near as LG plans to halt manufacturing the display technology.

The Apple Watch is expected to be released in early 2015.

Security is just one issue that American companies face as China comes to dominate computer hardware.

A company in Britain is developing the technology to replace the inside of a plane's fuselage with giant OLED screens.

Consumer spending on Apple smartphones and related products is boosting the overall U.S. economy.

CVS and Rite Aid reportedly disabled Apple Pay in their stores.

Once expected to be a game-changer, the Fire phone has sold few handsets during its four months of availability.

Tim Cook met with top officials days after Beijing was accused of staging a massive Web surveillance dragnet.

Microsoft's tablet line may be growing in revenue, but it lags far behind rival iOS and Android competitors.

The roll out of Apple Pay hasn't been as seamless as expected, but many companies report happy customers.

Sony's new smartphone is an able challenger to Apple and Samsung, but that doesn't mean people will buy it.

Fans too impatient to not download free, pirated copies of "Guardians of the Galaxy" aren't alone.

In a conference call Thursday, Comcast is expected to address news that HBO and CBS are wooing non-cable subscribers.

Xiaomi may want to manufacture in India, but the country's all-but-absent electronics manufacturing ecosystem will be a big obstacle.

Verizon posted fairly positive earnings on Tuesday.

HTC devices could begin updating to Android 5.0 KitKat as early as next month.

The Android 5.0 Lollipop comes with many new features, such as a new material design user interface and updated notification functions.

Hackers, believed to be state-sponsored, have used similar tactics to duplicate popular sites such as Google and Yahoo.

Leaks of the Motorola Droid Turbo show the device is not the prettiest on the market.

Apple's Campus 2 is on its way up, as seen in the latest drone footage of the "spaceship" campus.

The massive retailer is investing more in e-commerce as rival Internet retailer Amazon invests in physical storefronts.