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If you just want to send e-mail or get access to the Web from your phone, there are many entry-level devices to peruse.
New museum apps for New York demonstrate the potential for technology to help people make the most of a museum visit.
The decision could have a broad impact if it establishes that any deal involving Indian assets is subject to local taxes even when made overseas.
The Seattle Foundation is trying to give potential donors more insight into how their money would be spent.
Marc Tessier-Lavigne will be the first to leave Genentech’s top scientific ranks since its acquisition by Roche in March 2009.
Google’s change may save users time, but may also affect the many businesses that have been built around placing search ads on the site.
The 2010 iPod crop includes modest improvements, a risky new design and a home run in the new iPod Touch.
Politico will run weekly opinion columns by Joe Scarborough, the MSNBC host, and Michael Kinsley, a columnist for The Atlantic, starting on Oct. 1.
Companies including Volvo, H&M and MTV are testing merchandise in virtual worlds to raise awareness of their brands.
Google Instant is easy to use, but three things may stump new users, like how to turn it off.
Fabrics that see and hear, why design can make the gadget and a look at the Nuforce uDAC U.S.B. amp are in this week's Tech Talk pod cast.
The tech pundits weigh in on the latest lineup of Apple iPods, offering in-depth reviews, side-by-side comparisons and even a logo contest.
A new application allows free access to content stored on desktop computers from Apple mobile devices.
The lawsuit comes a day after the former Hewlett-Packard chief executive was hired by Oracle, the database software maker.
Willow Garage, a California-based technology company, announced that its PR2 robot would go on sale to businesses and the general public.
3-D technology may soon be everywhere, including in the eyeglass stores.
Using a component cable, rather than the composite or RCA cable that comes with the Wii, will improve streaming movie quality.
About 70 percent of the proceeds of the $6.6 billion sale will be returned to shareholders through a stock repurchase
Amazon is trying to get manufacturers to make packages easier to open, hoping to reduce consumer “wrap rage.”
Adam Sheffer, a partner at an art gallery in Manhattan, has his share of embarrassing travel tales.
Despite soaring profits, high-tech companies have been slow to hire — a sign of just how difficult it will be to address persistently high joblessness.
Chains are hiring improv comedy trainers and life coaches, or are conducting training sessions with iPods and other devices, to better cater to guests.
Despite a $7 billion effort, experts say a nationwide public safety radio system may never become a reality.
