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Apple has already ordered between 70 and 80 million of the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch handsets set to make their debut this fall, the company's largest initial iPhone production run ever.

The MiBand will cost just $13, Xiaomi said today, though it appears that it is only scheduled for release in China.

From new Gmail privacy concerns to Facebook's new Save feature, here's what you missed yesterday.

The storied weekly magazine is making its archive dating back to 2007 available for free.

The company that popularized the portable music player 35 years ago is back in the game with the hefty, pricey NWZ-ZX1.

Delivering turbo-charged Wi-Fi to fans at NFL stadiums is becoming a league-wide trend and the Tennessee Titans are the latest franchise to jump on the bandwagon.

Gamers can now trade in unwanted gift cards from nearly 100 retailers for a GameStop e-gift card.

A recent price hike had a "minimal impact" on Netflix, which will expand to five new countries this fall.

The nation's largest mobile carrier is launching a new loyalty program offering discounts on hotel rooms, car rentals, and Verizon products.

Three students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created a machine that is sure to delight your inner child and tempt your sweet tooth.

The space agency kicks off a series of events and dedications to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the Apollo 11 crew's successful landing on the moon.

Collect everything from links and places to movies, TV, and music so you don't miss out on a new recipe or restaurant to try out.

Sony's latest flagship phone is available in the U.S., but it doesn't come cheap, and you could be waiting awhile.

Kids horsing around in the backseat? Use the mic in Toyota's new minivan for some surround-sound discipline.

Regularly priced at $199.99, customers can save $100 at Best Buy and Amazon with a two-year contract.

Word has it that the little Apple logo on the back of the phone will light up for text messages and emails.

The country now has about 632 million online users, most of which access the Web on mobile devices.

This means it'll be faster to do things like upload videos and back up files online.

A federal judge authorized a warrant for the Gmail account of a person in a money laundering investigation.

From EU's call for stronger in-app purchase protections to an Xbox One update, here's what you missed over the weekend.