$1,299?! For a laptop that weighs over 3 pounds, and only lasts 5 hours? And it won't even run Premiere Pro, or Photoshop?

Features such as Google Now, highly customizable home screens, and a best-in-class notification system, have given Google a leg up on Apple.

Fair warning: this is a dense, comprehensive report. Be sure to grab at least two or three shots of your favorite espresso before daring to wade into its data-laden depths.

If Galaxy Gear succeeds, expect 2014 to see a non-stop parade of wearable tech products. Google Glass most famously should launch sometime in the first half.

At the Nexus 5 to my list of 2013 drool-worthy tech that includes: the Nexus 7, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, Sony PlayStation 4, and Ferrari F12. At least one of those is a total dream.

Hopefully Google has learned its lesson: Don't do hardware.

It's going to get really tough for Pebble, the company. LG, HTC, Samsung and Motorola are all charging into the wearables space.

New Silicon Valley Bank report "Ownership Transitions in the Wine Industry" predicts continued ownership changes for wineries in California, Oregon, Washington.

CEO John Chen simplifies and focuses on the company's enterprise roots. Will the new BlackBerry Passport smartphone find a niche with the faithful?

The day has finally arrived. And it's called "Pebble Time." After a much-hyped and significantly marketed countdown, the smartwatch maker that could, Pebble, announced today a Kickstarter campaign to fund a new model featuring a color e-paper display. No, this is not 1992. Up until now the Palo Alto-based start-up produced smartwatches,...