Mobile chipmaker ARM is basking in the attention the iPad is getting.

It’s definitely iPad Mania, with information about the new slate from Apple everywhere you turn.

You have likely heard about the lawsuit Apple has filed against HTC claiming patent infringement.

Motorola is the phone maker that has not rested since jumping on the Android train.

Skype may no longer be available for Windows Mobile but the Symbian crowd should take note that the VoIP app has left the beta stage...

I am getting a lot of questions about LogMeIn since recently writing about the computer utility that provides remote control functions to any Mac or Windows...

The Motorola Devour from Verizon almost seems like the Droid’s little brother, but the more I see of the phone, the more I like about...

It wasn’t that long ago that phones did what they were designed to do, connect to phone networks.

I appreciate good technology, and when I come across it I make every attempt to incorporate it into my life.

My post on the technology in OneNote that makes ink notes on the Tablet searchable has touched a vein with many.

Netbooks are small notebooks at their core, although usually with more limited display resolution and oomph.

Late last year we reported that Bsquare had been named a distributor for Windows Mobile products.

Apple’s disdain for Adobe Flash is legendary, and it is not surprising that the iPad will not support Flash in the browser.

Microsoft shook things up in the smartphone space by finally unveiling Windows Phone 7 to the geekerati in Barcelona.

HTC is making many of the best smartphones on the market today, covering both the Android and Windows Mobile platforms.