The high-tech industry continues to hold high hopes for its Internet of Things (IoT) — potentially turning every man on Earth into the end node of IoT through wearable devices. But for consumers to get used to the idea of wearing one of those devices …

There's no denying it's packed with high–end tech to make it faster than a functioning Pendolino but it's no slouch in the price stakes, either. Phone for you? The Nexus 5. If you're looking to impress the other half with a fancy-pants phone this …

The Freedoms use a protocol called Apt-X, which is a high-fidelity implementation, and the results are responsive, rich sound, with plenty of low end. We threw on classic and newly popular muscle-pumping workout tracks, from Robin Thicke to Beastie …

As a result, the very notion of what makes a consumer electronics product "luxurious" tends to evolve just as rapidly as gadget makers' technological potential. Below is a snapshot of the market today, highlighting some of the current trends in the …

And while we've got access to lesser known alternatives like VDIO, Crackle, CinemaNow, none of these services can compete with massive amount of high quality content home entertainment aficionados in the United States have access to through services …

And it wasn't until the mid-1990s that the founder's son, Kun-hee Lee, then at the helm of the company, committed to making high–end products and shed Samsung's reputation for cheap goods. In 1993, during an executive retreat in Frankfurt, he told …

Airtel and the Punjab government Monday signed an agreement on the side-lines of the Progressive Punjab Investors Summit, under which Airtel will take its high speed 4G LTE services to all towns and villages across the state. … It will also expand …

In total, Samsung performs more than 7,000 tests on the mobile devices before they're mass produced on other floors in a building that resembles a high school. And it's not just high–end mobile devices that go through this process. The Korean …

And to protect this market share, Youku Tudou employs a dozen sleuths who scour the web for pirated content, highlighting how China's online video industry is courting higher advertising revenues and better relations with foreign media firms by …