If you bought a craptastically cheap mobile device in the past year, I have just two words for you: I'm sorry. I'm sorry that you've had to carry a piece of unresponsive, slow-moving junk with you whe...

Busy, busy, busy: September had us so swamped we must-have looked like a chicken with no head. We poked a prodded more than 20 mobile gadgets and programs, including some unique devices such as the AS...

Right after Amazon introduced its Kindle Fire, I heard a reporter question whether the device is a true tablet. Because it's primarily a vehicle for consuming Amazon content, she wanted to put the Fire in the same "other" category as the Nook Color.

Poor webOS. After a disasterous outing with HP and being openly snubbed by Samsung, the little orphaned OS has been languishing in corporate limbo like a red-headed step-child.

More than 85 percent of Fortune 500 companies have deployed or are testing iPad use by employees right now, according to Apple. That means this tablet is the must-have toy for every executive in the l...

With the announcement of impending release of Amazon's $199 tablet, the Kindle Fire, much of the media attention is focused on how this lower price point will attract consumers looking for a tablet for media consumption. .

Amazon's new Kindle Fire tablet is already setting off some privacy alarms in the security community. Announced yesterday (Sept. 28) and set for a Nov. 15 release, the Kindle Fire, a full-color, 8GB,...

Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet won't succeed or fail based on what's under the hood. People will buy it because of the $199 price and the way it seamlessly integrates with Amazon's book, magazine, music, movie, and app stores.

Facebook's long-awaited iPad app may be part of Apple's iPhone announcement next week, if the rumors can be believed. TechCrunch grabbed some unique looking app developer screens that seem to point to...