Canon this week hosted a New York City expo, which included a first glimpse of some prototype devices and features, and some hands-on time with already released products. We take you inside.

Google on Friday announced that it will be streamlining its privacy policy, effective Oct. 3. The search engine giant is not making any material changes to its policy, but is removing redundant sections, and launching a new privacy tools page.

Google Chrome has turned two; to celebrate, Google released version six, which features an even more stripped-down design and blazing speed.

Google has reached a settlement on a class-action suit regarding its Buzz social-networking feature.

Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott is conducting an antitrust review of Google, the search engine giant announced Friday.

Nvidia on Friday introduced its new GeForce 400M series of graphics processing units (GPUs), which will power the next generation of laptops from companies like Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung, and Toshiba.

Blizzard crippled multiple monitor support in "Starcraft II" in the interest of fairness. Actual Tools' utility restores it.

Aided by a growth in mobile app usage, Twitter has topped 145 million users, an addition of 40 million users in just four months.

Days after its release, Apple's new Ping social network within iTunes is being inundated with spam comments.

Warm up your jetpacks: Sony and studio Guerrilla Games have confirmed their first-person shooter Killzone 3 will hit stores on February 22, ...

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Toshiba is recalling 41,000 laptops due to concerns about overheating AC adapter plugs.

Just in time for the holiday weekend, a California-based consumer group has purchased space on a Times Square jumbotron to display a video that attacks Google chief executive Eric Schmidt and his company's privacy policies.

If your family enjoys playing the board game Clue, they will love Guilty Party, the new whodunit from Disney Interactive. Instead of gathering ...