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...

Here at D8 Steve Jobs had a no-holds-barred inerview with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, and there were plenty of gems. How about that the iPad and tablets are in the process of making traditional PC...

Here at D8 News Corporation CEO Rupert Murdoch told the audience that innovation is starting to erase the line between content and technology, and he pointed to the film Avatar as a prime example. He ...

Adobe Flash might be nixed from the iPad and iPhone, and tensions grew high between the software company and Apple CEO Steve Jobs, but it looks like one is bending to the will of the other.

Early this morning Barnes & Noble's free iPad app became available in iTunes joining the Kindle app and iBooks and giving Apple's tablet access to yet another major source of eBooks. Users will ha...

Even though Yankees fans are twice as likely to own a Mac than Mets fans (according to this WSJ survey), the latter ball club seems a bit more intent on wooing that demographic. According to a story p...

The primary purpose of USB Duet from PLX Technology is to allow users to share and sync files between a netbook and laptop, which is kinda boring. But when you bring an iPad into the equation things get a lot more interesting.

Here at the Netbook Summit, Nvidia product director Bill Henry criticized the iPad during a session on new netbook paradigms. He said Apple set the bar too low, and that the lack of Flash and 1080p vi...