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"Angry Birds" publisher Rovio plans to sell official merchandise in the company's first retail store in China, as the iconic game's popularity soars along with growing numbers of counterfeit operations.

MetroPCS is a frontrunner to buy assets from AT&T and T-Mobile to push forward the companies' merger, but experts don't believe the company is strong enough to assume T-Mobile's fourth place spot among carriers.

Nokia plans to capture a piece of the U.S. smartphone market by offering low-end handsets, making the country a likely landing spot for the Lumia 710.

President Barack Obama appointed a member from each of the main political parties to fill out the Federal Communications Commission, as the regulatory body looks to manage a full agenda in the coming months.

Korean phone maker Pantech is incorporating gesture recognition in its latest product release, suggesting movement control may be the next must-have smartphone feature.

Anonymous is threatening Mexico's Zetas drug cartel after the kidnapping of one of its fellow hackers, a bold move against a powerful organization known for suppressing freedom of speech.

Apple is planning to spend about $8 billion next year, according to annual filings, with a large amount planned for retail and iCloud expansions.

Users are reporting problems with the iPhone 4S' battery life, an issue Apple will likely look to fix with a software update.

Chemical companies are the latest victims of cyber-attacks traced to China, underscoring the far reach of targets subjected to intrusion.

Best Buy stores nationwide are reportedly sold out of the iPhone 4S, raising concerns over Apple's ability to meet high demand for the device.

Google Wallet plans to give customers $10 to try its new NFC service, as the company aims to spur growth following initially slow adoption.

A senior Microsoft attorney says the number of patent lawsuits filed between tech companies is natural because of U.S. patent laws, suggesting the company will likely continue its legal attack on Google's Android system.

A teenager in Queens was stabbed to death after a gang of teens attempted to steal his iPhone.

Steve Martin is writing a book based on his Twitter posts, another example of the how the popular social network is emerging as an entertainment avenue.

AT&T plans to sell the Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket and HTC Vivid, the carrier's first 4G LTE-capable devices, on November 6 for $250 and $200 respectively, as AT&T aims to compete with Verizon's high-speed network.