Electronics News

Barry Levinson, right, owner of Roberts Audio Video, is shown with longtime associate Rob Grabon and some of the vintage inventory from the business's early days at the New London store last week.

Police forces across Britain have been warned to beware of a flood of high-powered stun guns disguised as mobile phones which are being smuggled into the country.

Karaoke lovers typically fall into two categories: Those who enjoy it, and those whose arms have to be twisted to get up and sing in public.

Reynaldo Lujan chooses songs by Whitney Houston on a jukebox Saturday moments after he learned the singer had died.

A man wanted in the drive-by slaying of his former girlfriend turned himself in to Covington police Saturday, authorities said.

Top: Richard Fleeger hangs a flat screen TV on a wall mount after installing the mount Friday.

Two male suspects entered the Sprint cellphone store at 1517 El Camino Real and told the clerks they were robbing the store, police said.

Benton Harbor-based Whirlpool Corp. is being harmed by imports of large residential washing machines made in South Korea and Mexico, a U.S. panel ruled in the first step toward imposing tariffs on the products.

As the "smart" revolution spreads from phones to other electronics, some manufacturers are hoping to make a bundle by selling refrigerators that spew out recipes based on what's inside, robotic vacuum cleaners with remote-controlled cameras, and washers and dryers you can monitor from your phone.

A McAllen man pleads guilty for promoting prostitution in the Permian Basin. Roberto Reyes pleaded guilty to a federal charge of using the internet and a cell phone to promote prostitution on Friday.

A German court has thrown out a Motorola Mobility patent lawsuit against Apple, breaking a recent run of courtroom successes for the company.

A report released Tuesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration showed that January was the fourth-warmest on record for the lower 48 states.

Digital Equipment founder Ken Olsen was one of the smartest people ever to grace the tech landscape.

A roll of Kodak film, which includes the Olympic rings on the box, can be seen on the front desk of a Kodak Express photo printing store in central Beijing.

It looks like Google is ready to venture into yet another market. This time, the company is reportedly expanding further into your living quarters and is developing a home theater system that utilizes the Android OS.

Incoming CEO Kazuo Hirai aims to re-shape Sony Corp by linking hardware and software through online networks -- a model he used at its PlayStation unit -- dismissing any suggestion the battered brand would revert to a gadget-centered strategy under his management.

Former KLOS and KMET legend Jim Ladd makes his SiriusXM Satellite Radio debut on Monday, according to the Orange County Register 's Gary Lycan .

Say goodbye to capturing Kodak moments. On the heels of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, Eastman Kodak Company announced on Thursday it will stop making digital cameras during the first half of this year to focus on more profitable areas of the company.

In this Jan. 5, 2012 photo, a Kodak Easyshare digital camera is displayed at B&H Photo & Video, in New York.

The move marks the end of an era for Kodak, which is seen as one of the biggest corporate casualties of the digital age, after it failed to quickly embrace modern technologies such as digital photography, a product that it also invented.