GENEVA -- The world now has nearly as many cell phone subscriptions as inhabitants. The U.N. telecom agency says there were about 6 billion subscript...

SAN FRANCISCO (via Skye Video) - Adobe Systems  has created an app for the NBC Olympics coverage of the London Olympics to stream thousands o...

Anytime the government wants to peek at your online photos, read your emails, or track your mobile phone it should follow the same rules as it does offline, stand before a judge and get a warrant.

Google chairman talks of the next trillion-dollar industry.

International Data Corporation (IDC) has released its quarterly Worldwide Mobile Phone Tracker report, which listed statistics for quarterly and annua...

After all these years of dealing with different chargers and various connections between phones and other devices, some good news is in store. Soon, a...

One of the many assets Facebook could employ on its socialphone is Places. An integration of Places and the socialphone could provide the company a laundry list possibilities -- not to mention an additional source of revenue.

SAN FRANCISCO — How smart do you want your smart phone to actually be? Do you want it to read your mind, even a little bit? Intel Corp.'s resea...

As our families continue grow and the demand on our time increases exponentially -- staying in touch becomes more essential. Between baseball games, d...

Last night in Boulder people began lining up outside the Apple Store at 4pm. They were greeted with an established queue and bottled water provided by the Apple store.

After their World Cup loss to Brazil, North Korea's coach may need to call up the country's Supreme Leader for some advice. Good thing Jong-Il invente...

According to Obit Magazine, caskets are getting crowded. The magazine on 'life, death, and transition' reports that more and more people are choosing...

Martin Cooper, who was the lead engineer of the Motorola team that developed the mobile phone, told a privacy conference in Madrid this week that toda...

Have you ever thought about how far we've come in our ability to connect with others and how far we'll go? I've been thinking a lot about connectivity recently and have always found that looking back to where we came from can help us better understand where we are today and, more importantly, where we may be going in the future.