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Countless wearers of Google Glass stalked the halls of this year's Google I/O developer conference, but only a lucky few were sporting the prescription

From eliminating web search to streamlining email, how Google's computerized glasses can improve your productivity.

A new report from Credit Suisse.

Google Glass isn’t ready for prime time. Even Google knows this, which is why it hasn't shipped to the masses yet. Instead, Google floated a few units to "Explorers," glorified guinea pigs...

Apple’s fifth-generation iPad will hit mass production in July and launch "as early as September," according to supply chain sources. Digitimes reports that the next iPad will s...

Read Mashable's analysis of the Google Hangouts App.

Mobile payments business Square has debuted a new piece of hardware called the Square Stand that makes using an iPad as a cash register a more elegant solution.

Car marque developing platform to provide consumers with different AR content whenever they encounter the brand.

Google continues to increase the reach of its Google+ platform, and today the company is launching a new mobile content recommendation service powered by Google+.

Facebook Home has finally hit 1 million downloads exactly one month after being released for Android, according to install numbers in the Google Play store.

How to start a ripple ...

In tech, when you're the first to do something it's usually a good thing, unless you're the first person to lose a $1,500 Google Glass device.

She won $50,000 for her invention.

With 21 million annual unit sales. ;

If you think Google Glass looks a little weird now, take a look at how it got its start.

Pinterest works best on the web, with its big images and pinning from other browser tabs. But mobile is the future and Pinterest needs to play catch up there. Today Pinterest mobile added search suggestions to make single screen pinning easier.

Facebook's coming video ads will be disruptive, interrupt people, and run the risk of Facebook becoming the very social network it supplanted, according to at least one online advertising executive...

About 67 percent of Interbrand\'s Top 100 Brands use Instagram, according to a recent study by Simply Measured.

Tim Hortons is putting its weight behind Instagram for a summer campaign that encourages consumers to share pictures of drinks for a chance to win prizes.

mobile marketing association study says spending on mobile devices will increase from $139 billion in 2012 to more than $400 billion in 2015.