Between hotel costs, airfare, and dining out, overseas travel can get expensive quickly. But nothing can empty your wallet faster than calling home from halfway across the globe.
It's not quite Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, but it's pretty close. Software developers and corporations are working on ways to give your smartphone split personalities: one dedicated to work and the o...
The Droid RAZR Maxx from Motorola is already the longest-lasting 4G smartphone currently on the market by a wide margin, enduring 8 hours and 25 minutes on the LAPTOP Battery Test (continous surfing o...
We've picked four of the fastest, sleekest portable hard drives of 2012 from some of the industry's leading manufacturers and evaluated them based on price, design, selection of utilities and most...
Labor Activist Li Qiang wants you to know that the iPhone 4 in his pocket is not an endorsement of Apple's policies, just an acknowledgement that the company is doing a better job of monitoring factor...
Want to glimpse the future of BlackBerry? Today, CrackBerry posted a leaked presentation slide that features the first look at a smartphone running the BlackBerry 10 operating system, an upcoming RI...
Microsoft made significant progress with its recent Windows Phone 7.5 software update, and a lot of people who try the OS seem to like it. The toughest part is getting people to try it in the first ...
Apple's spectacular earnings report reveals it sold 15.4 million iPads, 37 million iPhones and 5.2 million Macs from October through December. So where's the predicted wave of OS X and iOS malware? Is...
Over the last decade, computers have become better at seeing faces. Software can tell if a camera has a face in its frame of vision, and law enforcement has been testing facial-recognition programs that can supposedly pick out suspects in a crowd.
