Tech News from USA Today

Meet two new entries into the in-between camera niche: the Canon G1X and Samsung NX200.

Asia, Africa and the Americas will smash together perhaps 100 millions year from now, geologists report.

iPhone helps Sprint gain customers, but at a cost.

The video game-playing public has more than doubled to 135 million from 56 million in 2008, according to a new report from Parks Associates.

Facebook, whose membership is fast approaching a billion, is pondering its next big frontier ? China.

Departure of Chairman Roy Bostock had been expected since founder Jerry Yang exited the company.

Companies including Macy's, Adidas and HSN have partnered with Intel to create high-tech shopping experiences to give more in-store options.

Despite high-tech appeal of smartphones, many still use pen and paper to stay on task.

Google ranks best among IT companies for using and advocating clean energy, says environmental group Greenpeace.

The game formerly known as 'True Crime: Hong Kong' has been reborn under publisher Square Enix as 'Sleeping Dogs'.

The green economy lost fewer jobs during the U.S. recession than did the overall economy, finds a study today of California's experiences.

The Fort Co-Op download, out now, is an extension of the game's primary cooperative mode.

Financial results offer a glimpse into the world of the daily-deals business.

In a medical first, an 83-year-old Belgian woman has received a new lower jaw created by a 3-D printer.

The Obama administration is investigating nuclear threats, disaster relief and sheep genetics, thanks to the next generation of scientists.