The creators of Firefox say they're finished with major updates to their e-mail software.
Big tech companies try lots of things. They don’t always work. Nothing wrong with that.
We may still be waiting for Windows 8, but it’s already accomplished one thing: It’s become the most surprising version of Windows ever. Even the pricing, it turns out, is a major departure from past editions.
Net Applications says that Internet Explorer retains a lead over all other browsers. Google appears to disagree.
On Saturday night, I’ll moderate a discussion on the future of the graphic novel–and how technology promises to have a huge impact on it.
With the arrival of Jelly Bean, I’m putting aside my iPhone 4S and trying the Galaxy Nexus as my primary smartphone.
A bunch of operating-system strategy suggestions for the ailing smartphone maker.
The slick smartphone TV guide adds support for Netflix and DirecTV DVRs, with more to come.
By postponing the release of its next operating system, the BlackBerry’s ailing maker is erring on the side of quality over expediency.
A few memories of the first–and wildest–iPhone launch of them all.
Google’s I/O conference is so jam-packed with news that it features not one but two keynotes. Join us here for keynote #2 today at 1:00pm ET (10:00am PT).
