The Kindle Fire has been officially announced -- it will be released on November 15th, and will be priced at just $199. While most of the rumors about Amazon's tablet were true, some were proven to be completely ludicrous.

Amazon's mysterious tablet PC is no longer nameless. In a few weeks, you'll be able to get your eager hands on the "Kindle Fire".

Next Wednesday, Amazon.com will be holding their long-awaited press conference. According to most sources, this is going to be the "official" release announcement for Amazon's Kindle Tablet PC

The New York Times had contact with a claimed Apple employee (who wished to remain anonymous, of course), allowing us access to a few new rumored details about the release of the iPhone 5.

Rumors from Apple Insider have sparked speculation that an updated version of Apple's MacBook Pro might be released by the end of this month. However, some experts are still skeptical.

At the IFA trade show, Sharp displayed an amazing 85" prototype HDTV that displays in 8K4K resolution. That's an amazing 33 million pixels of high-def picture, around 16 times more than the 1080p HDTVs currently available on the consumer market.

Researchers have created an electric "motor" that is essentially a tiny molecule only one nanometer wide.

At a tech festival in India, almost 60% of people believed that they were speaking to a human, when in fact they were speaking to Cleverbot.

New details about Amazon's tablet PC have been leaked, and they're actually from a credible source.

The Ford Evos is constantly connected to the cloud -- which means it can do anything from turn on your at-home coffee maker to adjust its performance based on your driving skills.