After a patent lawsuit between Apple and Samsung made headlines, some people became more aware of Samsung's devices. It's paid off for Samsung, so far.

It's said the new gadget, expected to be released on Wednesday, could add between a quarter and a half a percentage point to fourth-quarter GDP.

Why the retail giant doesn’t mind not making money on Kindle Fire tablets.

AntiSec claims it stole data off an FBI laptop, the Bureau denies it. What does it mean for you?

This morning, we woke to news that a hacker group had leaked a million Apple IDs.

Unlike the US case that covered seven patents, this one covered only one. Apple gets nothing, and the judges ordered it to pay all of Samsung's legal fees, as well.

A training manual for Apple's "Genius Bar" obtained by Gizmodo reveals a real-world orientation: customer service.

How the jury's decision in the patent infringement case could change things for app developers.

The court ruling that Samsung infringed on Apple patents has complicated fallout in South Korea, where Samsung's success has been very much a part of the national identity.

Among our main stories today are the wrap-up of earnings season, the potential fallout from the recent Apple vs. Samsung patent decision and the popularity of 3D movies in China.