Images Of Rumored Amazon Smartphone Leaked

BGR has leaked images of what could be Amazon's smartphone. The outlet's been right about Amazon leaks before. Sources expect an announcement in June.

Video: Smartphone Makers, Carriers Embrace Anti-theft Initiative

Major U.S. wireless carriers and smartphone makers have agreed to introduce tools to enable users to lock their devices and wipe them clean of data if stolen, responding to pressure on the telecommunications industry to do more to stem theft. Starting in July 2015, all smartphones manufactured by the companies will come with free anti-theft tools preloaded on the devices or ready to be downloaded, according to wireless association CTIA, which announced the agreement on Tuesday. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and San Francisco District Attorney, George Gascon welcomed the voluntary agreement but said it fell short of what they have advocated to prevent theft.

Intel Posts Lower 1Q Net Income, Higher Revenue

Intel's earnings fell in the first three months of the year, but revenue grew because of solid demand for tablet processors and its data center services. The chip maker said it earned $1.95 billion, or 38 cents per share, in the first quarter. That's down from $2.05 billion, or 40 cents per share, from a year earlier. A survey by FactSet says analysts were expecting earnings of 37 cents per share on revenue of $12.8 billion.

Intel's First-quarter Net Profit Falls As PC Market Shrinks

Intel Corp posted first-quarter net earnings of $1.947 billion, or 38 cents a share, compared with $2.045 billion, or 40 cents a share, in the year-ago quarter as the chipmaker wrestled with shrinking demand for personal computers. First-quarter revenue was $12.76 billion, compared with $12.58 billion in the year-ago quarter, Intel said in a statement on Tuesday. Analysts had expected $12.814 billion.

HTC One (M8) UltraPixel Camera Gets Mixed Reviews

HTCs new flagship smartphone is the best Android phone the world has ever seen. The HTC One (M8)’s design is sleek and elegant, the build is fantastic and the software includes a number of great new features. The camera, however, is a mixed bag. HTCs new Duo Camera technology includes a second lens that collects depth information and facilitates some pretty awesome effects, but the quality of photos and videos captured by HTCs UltraPixel camera to be lacking.

Miley Cyrus Gives Up Moonie, Records Concert Catfight

Ten days after Tish Cyrus tried to mend her daughter Miley Cyrus' heart by giving her a new puppy, Moonie, to replace her dead dog, Floyd, the "Adore You" singer decided to give her new pet away. Miley tweeted a picture of herself with her former furry pal Sunday and wrote, "Moonie, thank you for giving me so much love, comfort, & peace. It's just to soon for me right now." Less than 24 hours earlier, a catfight broke out during Miley's Bangerz concert in Detroit. Though the pop star was in the midst of performing, she paused to record the heated altercation with her iPhone.

Dianna Agron Kisses A Mystery Man, Leonardo DiCaprio Dances The Night Away And More Coachella Sightings

Dianna Agron was not shy about packing on the PDA at Coachella this weekend. The Glee star gave a big smooch to a mystery man at the famed music fest Saturday in Rancho Mirage, Calif., lip locking in clear view at the McDonald's & Stingray Desert Pool Party. According to Just Jared, her kissing partner was none other than actor Thomas Cocquerel, who was last linked to Lily Collins back in February.

Video: Not Even A Workout Will Interrupt Kaley And Ryan's PDA

While several stars are partying at Coachella this weekend, Kaley Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting decided to work on their fitness. The husband and wife met up with their trainer in LA on Saturday, scoring some cardio on a sunny Spring day. Kaley has been keeping a low profile since her appearance at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards last month, where slime splattered across her ensemble when she took center stage with Pharrell.

Fabo, Migos, Birdman, And Others Make Cameos In Young Thug's "Stoner" Video

Young Thug is getting ready to release the official music video for "Stoner." In a behind-the-scenes peek at the upcoming clip, Thug is joined on set by Fabo of D4L , who is referenced in the song. Migos and Thug's manager Birdman also make appearances, with Birdman sitting next to Thug as he tells Revolt that he always knew that the song would become as big as it has, even when some of those around him were not so sure. The video should be coming out soon, and will be the Atlanta native's first since "Some More" came out in November.

Asher Roth Takes A New Approach In The "The World Is Not Enough" Video

Asher Roth has shown a strong sense of maturity since releasing his frat boy anthem "I Love College" in 2009. While that record brought Roth much success early on in his career, the 28-year-old rapper has moved on to more pressing issues through his music. In the video for "The World Is Not Enough", Roth takes on a different approach, showing the turmoil and war that is happening around the world while people turn a blind eye.

Images Of Rumored Amazon Smartphone Leaked

BGR has leaked images of what could be Amazon's smartphone. The outlet's been right about Amazon leaks before. Sources expect an announcement in June.

UnifyVoice: Will Wearable Technology Be The Next Office Tool?

There was little argument among the experts in Las Vegas this past January about who – or rather what – was the scene-stealer at the annual Consumer Electronics Show. It was all about the wearables. Wearable computers include a variety of devices, from eyewear such as Google Glass to smart watches such as the Samsung Gear.

Yahoo's 1Q Lifted By Alibaba, Modest Ad Progress

Yahoo is still prospering from its lucrative investments in Asia while the Internet company's listless advertising sales are picking up under CEO Marissa Mayer, if ever so slightly. The positive signs in a first-quarter report overshadowed a 20 percent decline in Yahoo's earnings during the opening three months of the year. The results released Tuesday highlight the contrasting performances of Yahoo's investment portfolio and the company's main business of running ad-supported online services.

Video: Smartphone Makers, Carriers Embrace Anti-theft Initiative

Major U.S. wireless carriers and smartphone makers have agreed to introduce tools to enable users to lock their devices and wipe them clean of data if stolen, responding to pressure on the telecommunications industry to do more to stem theft. Starting in July 2015, all smartphones manufactured by the companies will come with free anti-theft tools preloaded on the devices or ready to be downloaded, according to wireless association CTIA, which announced the agreement on Tuesday. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and San Francisco District Attorney, George Gascon welcomed the voluntary agreement but said it fell short of what they have advocated to prevent theft.

Intel Posts Lower 1Q Net Income, Higher Revenue

Intel's earnings fell in the first three months of the year, but revenue grew because of solid demand for tablet processors and its data center services. The chip maker said it earned $1.95 billion, or 38 cents per share, in the first quarter. That's down from $2.05 billion, or 40 cents per share, from a year earlier. A survey by FactSet says analysts were expecting earnings of 37 cents per share on revenue of $12.8 billion.