BlackBerry PlayBook gets new engine in tablet race

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Research In Motion on Tuesday released a long-overdue new operating system for its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computer in the hope of gaining ground in a market led by Apple and Android gadgets.

Wall St flat after Greek deal, Wal-Mart drags

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were little changed on Tuesday as enthusiasm waned over a deal to enable Greece to avoid a March default, while Wal-Mart weighed on the Dow after lower-than-expected results. Analysts said the deal was already priced into a stock market that has risen more than 8 percent for the year. Also, the muted response came as questions remained about Greece's dismal economic outlook. ...

Google Wants You to Talk to Your TV via Android [VIDEO]

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Lost the TV remote again? Don't worry, says Google. In the future you'll be able to verbally instruct your TV to turn off and on, change channel, and even flag the next rerun of Seinfeld for you -- all using your Android phone as the microphone.

Samsung upgrades its Galaxy Ace and Mini with NFC and larger screens

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Announced just a week ahead of the Mobile World Congress conference in Barcelona, Samsung has added two sequel versions of their budget Android phones, the Galaxy Ace 2 and Galaxy Mini 2, to its latest lineup. 

New ZTE Mimosa X smartphone packs Ice Cream Sandwich and a Tegra 2 processor

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ZTE has been threatening to break its run of releasing simple, low cost Android phones for a while, indicating it wants to break into new markets with more exciting phones to rival its high-priced competitors.

BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 is out today

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Look everyone, it’s a BlackBerry PlayBook software update! Nearly a year has passed since the PlayBook tablet went on sale, but now after various delays, a preview and a lot of waiting from some very patient owners, PlayBook OS 2.0 is finally here.

Georgia commuter bus driver stabbed with pen

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Georgia authorities say a commuter bus driver is recovering after being stabbed repeatedly with a pen when he tried to break up a fight between passengers that involved a dispute over a cell phone.