Plans for gadgets such as phones and tablets typically run $7 to $11 per month, or up to $264 over two years. On top of that, if you do make a claim, you'll end up paying a deductible of $49 to $200. In many cases, you're better off accepting the risk …

In the end, though, it's a sequel that has decided not to reach as high as its predecessor but has still managed to produce an enjoyable experience. If you're curious how co-directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin approached this film, you'll find out …

A competitive high–end smartphone indeed, but one coupled with two unusual hardware tricks: A rotating 13-megapixel camera and a touch-sensitive O-Touch Panel on the back. To date, the N1 stands as the best opportunity Oppo and Cyanogen have to …

Last week, the head of Sony Ireland told journalists that the sale of top-end '4K' televisions — at over €4,300 each — had surpassed expectations. A similar story is heard among retailers of other high–end electronics gadgets. Phone shops are …

The A53 architecture supports the same features as the high–end Cortex A57, but it's a smaller, slower, and more power-efficient core—the relationship between Cortex A53 and A57 is similar to the relationship between the Cortex A7 and A15 cores. The …

Commodities prices have been under the cosh this year, as the supercycle ground to a halt and geopolitical and economic uncertainties combined to apply price pressure. Gold, particularly, had a year to forget, losing one quarter of its value as a 12 …

… and even Sin City, a.k.a. Las Vegas. In all fairness, Grand Rapids is getting a major assist from about a 300-mile stretch of beaches along Lake Michigan known as the Gold Coast, which runs from South Haven, north to Traverse City, Petoskey and beyond.

The Rookie editor-in-chief/actress/high school senior on what she'd listen to in various life situations: Animal Collective in a snowstorm, "Summer Breeze" in a public bathroom, Taylor Swift at a wedding, Brian Eno during the apocalypse.

… 500 futures are trading at 1804, down 0.3%. If today's gains hold through to the close, it will mark the third straight session in the green for gold and Treasuries, which both fell over several sessions going into last Friday's November nonfarm …