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Internet giants from Google and Facebook to Yahoo and Zynga are scrambling to adapt to an online world where people reach for smartphones or tablets instead of traditional computers.

WiSee could bring full gesture control to every appliance in every room of the home and all from the comfort of the living room.

Samsung Electronics Co lost $12 billion in market value on Friday, hit by brokerage downgrades that have underscored concerns about slowing sales of its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone.

Apple will start a program this month to allow users to trade their older iPhones for the newest model, Bloomberg cited people familiar with the plan as saying, a first for the company as it prepares to introduce a new version of the smartphone.

Facebook is eliminating various types of advertisements on its website in an effort to simplify a system that it acknowledged was confusing marketers.

Yahoo! unveiled a new search page design Wednesday as part of the struggling Internet pioneer's effort to ramp up competition with Google.

In a volatile Internet industry where companies can rise and fall almost overnight, one might even say that the nine-year-old Facebook Inc is suffering a mid-life crisis.

Version 8.1 of Microsoft's operating system, due for release later this year, will put greater security and greater ease of use at consumers' fingertips.

Officially revealed at the Computex Conference on Tuesday, the ConvenientPower WoW5 is the first wireless charging pad that can simultaneously charge five devices.

Tabletop PCs are a new category of device that can be used as a giant, family-sized tablet or paired with a keyboard and a mouse and operated like a traditional desktop computer. The next big home computing trend or a flash in the pan?