Today at WWDC, we saw demos from three key developers. The theme: popular entertainment apps, particularly those that debuted on the iPad, are trickling down to the iPhone. These apps include Netflix,...

Today, we had the pleasure not just of sitting fifth row in Steve Jobs' annual keynote at WWDC, where he unveiled the long-leaked iPhone 4, but getting some face time (pun intended) with it immediatel...

Apple says that the iPhone 4 is the biggest leap forward since the original iPhone. But does it live up to the hype? How much better is it than its predecessor? A lot better.

At long last, Steve Jobs unveiled what we've long since gotten a glimpse of: the next iPhone. Officially called the iPhone 4, the device has has a stainless steel band and a glass front and back, dual...

Today, in kicking off Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Steve Jobs announced some improvements to iBooks. First, said Jobs, iBooks now account for 22 percent market share (Apple's...

Isn't it ironic that I'm using a laptop to write about the post-PC era? Not really, because it isn't here yet. Last week a lot was made of Apple CEO Steve Jobs' answer to a question at the D8 conferen...

Here at D8 there was one tech demo that stole the show. And that was OnLive, which is starting out as a cloud-based gaming service for Macs and PCs in two weeks but has the potential to be much, much more..

In what was the most entertaining interview here at the D8 conference, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was more than ready to talk about his two biggest competitors: Apple and Google. When it comes to the...

AT&T's new data plan structure has both pros and cons for smart phone users but seems to have thrown iPad users under the bus a little bit. After all, the only exciting part about the 3G for Apple...