Last week a clever, duplicitous fifteen-year-old got Apple to approve an iPhone flashlight app which contained a secret tethering utility.

Dell still isn’t saying precisely when it’ll ship its Streak 5? tablet, but it’s taking preorders, and has released a few additional tidbits: The phone...

Twenty-five years ago today, a new personal computer was unveiled at a black-tie, celebrity-studded gala at the Vivian Beaumont Theater in New York’s Lincoln Center.

It’s always nice when a survey shows a clear consensus–hey, it sure makes things easier if you’re trying to draw conclusions about the results.

A couple of weeks ago, Google did some serious surgery on Google News’s interface.

What’s Apple going to talk about at its Friday press conference?

Thinking about dumping cable and doing all your TV watching on the Web?

Got an idea for a smartphone app? If you’ve got an Android phone you might be able to build it yourself, thanks to App Inventor...

YouTube is launching a new version of its mobile site today for HTML5-capable smartphones such as the iPhone and Android handsets.

Last week, a passel of leaked PowerPoint slides appeared to give a sneak peek of Microsoft’s plans for Windows 8.

Hey, what happened to Futurama’s funny iPhone spoof?

Long before anyone knew much of anything about the iPad, people were expressing strong opinions about it.

When Kindle books debuted back in 2007, they contained only words and grainy black-and-white photos.

Fascinating details on the antennas in the iPhone 4, previous iPhones, and phones in general–and why fanastic reception isn’t job #1.

Mozilla has released Firefox 3.6.1, a security and stability update with one significant new feature: Crash protection designed to stop Flash, SilverLight, and QuickTime from...