Remember that video last week, offering Apple's deeply held views about design? Well, here's one that suggests Samsung believes in, well, cloning. Among other things. [Read more]

So far, Twitter is the only social network to get the full red carpet on iOS 7, but that could change. [Read more]

We got an early chance to benchmark the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800. The results weren't pretty...for the other guys. [Read more]

Users trying to visit the social network on the Web are greeted by the message that the page doesn't exist, but smartphone users report being able to access the mobile version. [Read more]

The next iPad Mini may not be the Retina version, says NPD DisplaySearch. It could be a version with a faster chip -- and possibly thinner too. [Read more]

Using MRI to measure brain activity, researchers at Stanford find that kids with autism have a weaker connection between language and reward centers than kids without autism. [Read more]

After a months-long battle between Dish and SoftBank over Sprint, the satellite company abandons its $25.5 billion bid for the wireless carrier to focus on "completing the Clearwire tender offer." [Read more]

King, developer of the popular puzzle game, is in talks with several banks about going public, The Wall Street Journal reports. [Read more]

If you are regularly running low on memory, the use of memory-cleaning tools may just give you a false sense of relief. [Read more]

Committee says activist investor's latest proposal lacks adequate financing and a remedy for the company and its shareholders if his proposal were to fail. [Read more]

A new video surfaces that claims to show an iPad with iOS 7. Could this user have the software before other developers? [Read more]

The social network now encourages show-and-tell status updates on mobile. [Read more]

The 14-hour battery on the new 13-inch Air is great, but MacBooks still don't come fully optimized out of the box. [Read more]

CEO Mark Zuckerberg has met with Samsung's president to reportedly discuss a partnership that would boost the social network's advertising sales on mobile phones. [Read more]

Eunice Huthart, Jolie's body double in "Tomb Raider 2," claims that News Corp. hacked her phone and wrote stories based on information gleaned from her voice mails. This is the first U.S. claim in the hacking saga. [Read more]