In some ways, it's a marvel that even half of consumers bother to lock their phones. You would think the benefits would be obvious enough: by entering a few numbers, you can achieve a basic level of protection from prying eyes.

City dwellers have more contacts and accumulate them at a faster rate than those who live in smaller conurbations, say network scientists. ...

The U.S. government policies, both in word and deed, must continue on a bipartisan path of fostering a pro-investment, pro-innovation environment, where consumers continue to drive the mobile market.

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This is the latest post in the New Media Weekly series. This series is designed to show case technology and social media companies located in NYC. I ...

My sense of Verizon's superiority is confirmed every time I see a "there's a map for that" Verizon commercial, graphically showing how far more extens...

The number of text messages transmitted in the United States grew by more than 80 percent over the 12 months ended in June, according to a report just...