The most interesting thing about T-Mobile’s new myTouch smartphone isn’t the phone itself.

IBM aims to grab a piece of the more than $1 trillion in global stimulus spending by pitching cloud-computer projects for health care and energy.

What if all of those bands you liked let you know when they were coming to town? That’s the basic idea behind iConcertCal, a $2.

Want to find out the “relationship status” of that girl at the bar before asking to buy her a drink?

NEW YORK—Qwest Communications International Inc. is doubling its top Internet download speeds in some areas to keep up with the offerings of cable companies.

THE WEEK: YOU HAVE THE MUSIC; NOW GET THE WORDS TuneWiki sounds like a Rube Goldberg contraption, part music and video karaoke machine, part music exploration app with social and geo-location

The ability to check news at any time is one of the joys of the mobile phone, but trying to read tiny type and busy layouts on a 2-inch screen isn’t.

It was exactly three years ago, on June 25, 2006, that Samsung shook up the home entertainment category by shipping the industry’s first Blu-ray disc player, the BD-P1000.

What was once called “good old American know-how” may seem like a lost trait, but it isn’t lost.

With so many terrific, bandwidth-hogging applications on smartphones, it is handy to be able to connect through the speedy Wi-Fi network instead of your slower cellular data connection.