Mobile devices may have placed an amazing array of technology in the palms of our hands, but they've also given us a bamboozling array of buzzwords and acronyms.
Verizon and DVD kiosk company Redbox said Monday that they're teaming up on a streaming video partnership, a move that puts Netflix squarely in their crosshairs.
In the futuristic movie Minority Report, computers scan faces to display targeted advertisements to individuals when they walk down the street.
With Apple crushing estimates and VMware raising guidance, technology stocks grabbed the attention of investors on Wednesday.
It's the security nightmare scenario: A website stuffed with sensitive documents leaves all of its customer data unprotected and exposed.
It's hard not to leave an Apple press conference without feeling a little star-struck and won over. Company CEO Steve Jobs on Monday walked out to James Brown and then rattled off one announcement after another: new operating systems and, at the peak, the much-awaited iCloud.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs leaves his leave of absence to unveil the iCloud remote file storage service.
Apple's Steve Jobs on Monday announced a new service called "iCloud," which lets Apple product owners store documents and music on the Internet instead of on their own computer hard drives or mobile phones.
Call it Cloudgate, Cloudpocalyse or whatever you'd like, but the extended collapse of Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) is both a setback for cloud computing and an opportunity for us to figure out how to stop it from happening again.
Sure, most of us consider the environmental impact our recycling habits or car's gas mileage may have.
Office 365, Microsoft's set of business tools that includes an online-only option, opened up for a public round of beta testing on Tuesday.
Almost half of all personal computers in the U.S. are infected with malware -- but a new study shows that 83% of people think their PCs are clean.
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer made an impassioned technology pitch to the energy industry Wednesday, arguing that game-like devices and cloud computing can help meet the world's growing need for oil and power.
Tablets aren't killing personal computers yet, but they're making consumers think twice before buying a laptop.
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson called Amazon's Kindle e-reader app the "gutsiest and savviest business decision of the past decade" during a keynote address on Tuesday.
Last month, in his State of the Union address, President Barack Obama talked about winning the future. One way in which we can help win the future is by closing the technology gap between the government and private sector -- and leveraging recent advances in information technology to serve the American people better.
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