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How good is the iPhone 5S camera?updated Thu Sep 26 2013 13:54:19

Very soon, you will be sick of slow-motion videos. They will fill up your Facebook, Instagram and Vine feeds. The amateur clips will show pets jumping and playing, objects falling and breaking, and people dancing about in glorious, high-quality slow motion.

The Kindle's live, human, screen-controlling tech supportupdated Wed Sep 25 2013 19:02:37

One of the oddest features in the new Kindle Fire tablets is decidedly retro: a button that summons a human tech support representative on your screen.

Samsung to make curved smartphoneupdated Wed Sep 25 2013 13:01:41

Samsung plans to introduce a smartphone with a curved display screen, an executive of the South Korean company said Wednesday.

Why I'll never ditch my BlackBerryupdated Tue Sep 24 2013 19:14:39

My BlackBerry is my lifeline.

BlackBerry's dwindling users ponder an uncertain futureupdated Mon Sep 23 2013 18:14:38

Since the dawn of the iPhone age in 2007, loyal BlackBerry users have watched their favorite device maker stumble into an ever-steepening decline.

Group claims to have hacked iPhone 5Supdated Mon Sep 23 2013 12:20:55

A group of hackers in Germany says it has found a way to bypass the fingerprint-sensor security system on the new iPhone 5S.

Website offers bounty for iPhone 5S hackupdated Sun Sep 22 2013 08:25:11

Nothing tempts hackers quite like a high-profile new target.

New iPhone's fingerprint sensor works for dogsupdated Fri Sep 20 2013 15:59:23

You'll have to be doggedly clever to unlock Mike Linden's new iPhone 5S.

Gold iPhone sold out til Octoberupdated Thu Sep 19 2013 19:40:34

When it comes to new iPhones, bling is the thing.

iOS 7: What iPhone, iPad owners need to knowupdated Wed Sep 18 2013 14:30:53

Apple is releasing its latest operating system for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch today.

New iPhones: The reviews are inupdated Wed Sep 18 2013 11:49:22

So much for being underwhelmed.

Siri leaves beta, enters manhoodupdated Tue Sep 17 2013 18:52:13

When Siri, the voice "assistant" on the iPhone, made its debut in 2011, it was welcomed as futuristic way to interact with our gadgets. You could ask it simple questions, banter and flirt, or launch applications with one push of a button and without slogging through touchscreen menus.

Study: U.S. mobile Web use has doubled since 2009updated Mon Sep 16 2013 18:22:33

When your smartphone makes it so easy to connect to the Internet, why bother firing up a clunky desktop or laptop computer?

Messaging app aims to be a safer Snapchat updated Mon Sep 16 2013 12:26:51

On the Internet, a truly private conversation is hard to come by.

How secure is your iPhone 5S fingerprint?updated Thu Sep 12 2013 17:08:50

Given the privacy concerns swirling around much of our digital activity these days, the idea of handing over one's fingerprints to Apple via its new iPhone 5S has some people nervous.

Feds launch smartphone app to nab child sexual predatorsupdated Thu Sep 12 2013 09:32:44

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has unveiled an iPhone app called Operation Predator that asks the public for help in gathering information on suspected child sexual predators, including those who are fugitives.

Hands-on impressions of the new iPhonesupdated Tue Sep 10 2013 18:36:23

After Apple unveiled a pair of new iPhones Tuesday, Tim Cook & Co. made the phones briefly available for some hands-on (and fingers-on) testing.

Apple unveils two new iPhones -- the 5S and 5Cupdated Tue Sep 10 2013 13:39:54

For the first time ever, Apple unveiled two new iPhones on Tuesday, a traditional upgrade of its iPhone 5 as well as a simpler, cheaper version.

Snapchat tries to shed naughty reputation updated Mon Sep 09 2013 19:44:29

Snapchat is trying to get away from its reputation as a service for randy sexting teens and secretive philanderers.

With new iPhone, Apple has some catching up to doupdated Mon Sep 09 2013 12:20:04

When Apple introduces new iPhones on Tuesday, as everyone expects them to do, the company that practically created the smartphone will face an unusual task: keeping up with the competition.

Report: Apple testing bigger iPhone screensupdated Fri Sep 06 2013 11:06:11

Apple is testing iPhone display screens as large as 6 inches, according to a new report.

How Galaxy Gear stacks up to other smartwatchesupdated Thu Sep 05 2013 14:56:09

It's tricky business comparing the handful of smartwatches that been publicly unveiled so far -- an early wave in the growing flood of wearable tech products.

What they're saying about Samsung's Galaxy Gearupdated Wed Sep 04 2013 16:30:28

In rolling out its Galaxy Gear on Wednesday, Samsung effectively launched the smartwatch wars, becoming the biggest player in an emerging gadget market that could soon see Apple, Google and others join the fray.

New version of Android sweetened by KitKatupdated Wed Sep 04 2013 12:19:09

And here we were expecting a slice of key lime pie.

5 ways Nokia helped create the modern cell phoneupdated Tue Sep 03 2013 13:52:28

With its purchase of Nokia's mobile phone business, Microsoft has brought a longtime partner into the fold to help fight a battle that has been tough for both companies.

Apple launches iPhone trade-in programupdated Fri Aug 30 2013 17:09:22

Confirming earlier rumors, Apple launched a new program Friday that will allow customers to trade in old iPhones at U.S. Apple stores for credit towards a newer model.

Can you really be liable for texting a driver?updated Thu Aug 29 2013 12:32:16

Three New Jersey judges surprised phone owners everywhere Tuesday with a new message: You don't have to be texting and driving to get in trouble. You might be legally liable for a crash if you're on the other end of the phone, too.

Google's Nexus 4 gets price cut amid cheaper iPhone rumorsupdated Wed Aug 28 2013 14:03:50

Google's Nexus 4 made a splash last fall simply because it was well-built and inexpensive, and yet it didn't require a two-year contract with a wireless carrier. Now, it's even cheaper.

Reports: Apple will offer trade-ins for new iPhoneupdated Tue Aug 27 2013 12:43:50

For the first time Apple stores will soon let iPhone owners trade in their old phones for credit toward a new one, according to multiple reports.

Why the next iPhone might come in goldupdated Wed Aug 21 2013 15:28:18

There's no shortage of promising features expected in the next iPhone: A brand-new iOS 7 operating system, a better camera and processor, and possibly even a fingerprint sensor for added security.

New Google Maps can help you avoid trafficupdated Tue Aug 20 2013 13:56:15

Mapping apps on phones have already replaced dedicated navigation devices for many drivers trying to find unfamiliar addresses.

Report: Samsung set to announce smartwatchupdated Fri Aug 16 2013 15:10:42

Samsung may be the latest company to enter the red-hot wrist-tech market. The South Korean company is planning to announce a new smartphone device that's worn on the wrist in September, according to a report from Bloomberg.

Film legend Herzog takes on texting and drivingupdated Fri Aug 16 2013 12:31:23

Director Werner Herzog has won countless film awards. His works, including "Aguirre: The Wrath of God," "Fitzcarraldo" and "Grizzly Man," are considered classics. He's been recognized for his artistic passion, his eccentricities (he once ate a shoe after losing a bet) and his disdain for many aspects of commercialism.

5 cool features every phone should haveupdated Wed Aug 14 2013 16:11:54

Pretty much any smartphone you buy in 2013 will have the same basic features: Internet access, e-mail, downloadable apps, a camera and of course the ability to make calls and send text messages.

Report: Apple will reveal new iPhone next monthupdated Mon Aug 12 2013 11:30:19

Apple will unveil the latest version of its iPhone on September 10, according to a new report.

Why more Amber alerts will be waking you upupdated Wed Aug 07 2013 17:43:47

Many Californians were startled awake Monday night and early Tuesday morning by Amber Alerts that made screeching noises on their cell phones. Some people even took to Twitter to complain.

Apple offers $10 trade-ins for third-party chargersupdated Tue Aug 06 2013 11:57:28

Starting on August 16, Apple will offer users of third-party iPhone, iPad, and iPod power adapters the chance to trade their old chargers in and pick up a genuine model at a discount.

Samsung likely to unveil new Galaxy Note on Sept. 4updated Mon Aug 05 2013 17:34:27

It's becoming an annual tradition: Samsung will unveil the next generation of its Galaxy Note smartphone in advance of the IFA technology conference in Berlin. The company sent invitations to the press on Monday for an event on Sept. 4, two days before the first day of the conference.

The five scariest hacks we saw last weekupdated Mon Aug 05 2013 12:48:48

If something can connect to a network, it can be hacked. Computers and phones are still popular targets, but increasingly so are cars, home security systems, TVs and even oil refineries.

Rush Limbaugh: Tech bloggers 'hate' Appleupdated Mon Aug 05 2013 12:26:10

Apple, that icon of left-leaning Silicon Valley whose board of directors includes former Democratic Vice President Al Gore, is really a symbol of the Republican Party.

SIM card hack inspires quick fix by carriersupdated Thu Aug 01 2013 12:49:56

Major wireless carriers have fixed a bug that could have allowed criminals to hack into hundreds of millions of cell phones, says a security expert who exposed the flaw.

Reports: Next iPhone might read your fingerprintsupdated Tue Jul 30 2013 15:45:23

As we store more and more of our personal lives on smartphones, mobile security is becoming increasingly crucial. A password offers some protection, but it may not deter a serious hacker.

Google debuts free Zagat site, appsupdated Mon Jul 29 2013 22:47:35

Indecisive foodies have another tool to help them find top-notch eating and drinking destinations. Google on Monday overhauled the Zagat.com website and released new, free Zagat mobile apps for Android and iOS.

Lyft cars get creative -- and a little weirdupdated Mon Jul 29 2013 08:57:26

A car decked out with blinking disco lights and a fog machine is driving the streets of San Francisco at night. In the back are paying passengers belting out karaoke tunes. In the front is the at-least locally recognizable Lyft pink mustache outlined with LED lights.

Google unveils upgraded Nexus 7 tabletupdated Wed Jul 24 2013 15:23:15

Google is tightening its grip on the booming tablet market, with a new tablet, updated version of Android and a social take on games.

Report: Apple experimenting with bigger iPhone, iPad screensupdated Mon Jul 22 2013 12:25:45

iPhone and iPad users looking with envy at the ever-ballooning screen sizes of Android devices shouldn't lose hope just yet.

Moto X phone bets on sensors, hands-free commandsupdated Thu Jul 18 2013 12:29:28

Here comes the Moto X. If you haven't heard about it already, you will.

T-Mobile lets customers upgrade phones twice a yearupdated Thu Jul 11 2013 11:54:07

T-Mobile is making a bid to become the wireless world's "un-carrier," rolling out a plan that will let users update their phones up to twice a year for a modest fee.

New Google Maps adds iPad, Android tablet versionsupdated Wed Jul 10 2013 15:57:24

Google has updated its Maps app, rolling the new-ness out now to Android devices and coming soon to Apple portables. Aside from a few new features, Maps will sport tablet-optimized versions for the iPad and Android slates.

Five apps that drove the App Store's successupdated Wed Jul 10 2013 14:15:51

"App" has been a computing term for a lot longer than five years. But, on July 10, 2008, it began its journey to becoming a household word.

Top iPhone, iPad apps now free in Apple storeupdated Mon Jul 08 2013 12:30:55

Popular apps for the iPhone and iPad, some of which usually go for up to $20, were being offered for free in Apple's online App Store on Monday, possibly in conjunction with the store's fifth anniversary.

Are social discovery apps too creepy?updated Mon Jul 08 2013 09:03:13

The premise of social discovery seems simple: Uncover the people and events around you, in real time, based on user interests and/or locations. But many worry today's social apps define privacy in very different and sometimes concerning terms.

Firefox gets into the smartphone businessupdated Mon Jul 01 2013 20:23:38

A new smartphone operating system is joining the fray.

Apple files for 'iWatch' trademarkupdated Mon Jul 01 2013 12:31:54

It's been a while since we've heard anything concrete on Apple's rumored "iWatch" device, but Bloomberg now reports that Apple has filed on June 3 to trademark that name in Japan.

Apple tests motion detection features for iPhoneupdated Thu Jun 27 2013 09:25:58

Apple appears to be testing out motion control features that will let people control their iPhones by moving their heads.

Samsung: Faster Galaxy S4 is on the wayupdated Mon Jun 17 2013 15:28:35

Samsung's flagship smartphone could be getting twice as fast.

Microsoft Office comes to the iPhoneupdated Fri Jun 14 2013 12:12:26

Microsoft Office, the suite of productivity tools used by millions, has finally come to the iPhone.

Reports: Apple considering bigger, cheaper iPhonesupdated Thu Jun 13 2013 11:14:33

Apple is looking into launching iPhones with a 4.7-inch and a 5.7-inch screen, Reuters reports, citing sources with knowledge of the matter.

After the crash: Driver's license, registration, cellphone, pleaseupdated Wed Jun 12 2013 04:41:43

You've been in an accident. The police officer goes through the normal drill, asking for your license and registration.

Apple adding 'kill switch' to iPhonesupdated Tue Jun 11 2013 14:42:50

It's called "Apple picking," a growing wave of crime in which thieves target mobile devices, particularly iPhones and iPads.

What to expect at Apple's WWDCupdated Fri Jun 07 2013 19:11:17

All the tech world's eyes will be on Apple Monday, when the computing giant's 24th annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off in San Francisco.

Apple stores offer iPhone 5 repairs for $149updated Tue Jun 04 2013 17:37:15

iPhone 5 owners can now get broken display screens replaced while they wait at Apple retail stores, in what could be the first step in a move to make repairs quicker and cheaper.

Vine gets 'Rickrolled' by 16-year-oldupdated Tue Jun 04 2013 12:05:51

Oh, Rickrolling. Even on Vine, Twitter's app that lets users shoot and share six-second videos, the Web is never gonna give you up.

Google bans porn on Google Glassupdated Mon Jun 03 2013 20:29:03

On Monday morning, the first porn app for Google Glass was announced. Unfortunately, the app violated the most recent additions to Google's developer policies for the futuristic eyewear, which ban sexually explicit material.

Researchers: We can hack an iPhone through the chargerupdated Mon Jun 03 2013 14:26:45

Apple devices, from Macs to iPhones, have always been able to boast of advanced safety from viruses, spam and the like. Now, apparently, not even your phone charger is safe.

Fitness tools that tap the power of your friends updated Mon Jun 03 2013 09:36:48

Last November, avid biker Leon Shaner found himself pushing harder than usual to keep up with a new friend.

Samsung to make a mini version of its Galaxy S4updated Thu May 30 2013 13:26:21

The Galaxy S4 mini, a slimmed-down version of Samsung's flagship smartphone, is on its way, the company announced Thursday.

Motorola's Moto X phone to be made in the U.S.updated Thu May 30 2013 11:19:11

Motorola says it will produce the first smartphone manufactured in the United States.

People use smartphones nearly an hour a day, study saysupdated Wed May 29 2013 08:56:58

Think back on your past 24 hours. How much time did you spend on your smartphone? Were you mostly texting, reading news, checking Twitter, or were you actually talking to another human?

Samsung teases new products at 'premiere' eventupdated Mon May 27 2013 16:17:24

Samsung on Monday announced a "premiere" event set for next month in London, along with a set of cryptic images suggesting new devices for its Galaxy and Windows-based lines.

Apple's iOS 7 may go black, white and flatupdated Fri May 24 2013 16:40:15

Rumors that Apple is preparing major design changes with iOS 7 continue to heat up, with new reports suggesting a more muted and flat design aesthetic.

Consumer Reports: Samsung Galaxy S4 is top phoneupdated Mon May 20 2013 20:15:56

A month after being released to mostly positive reviews, Samsung's flagship phone is getting some validation from Consumer Reports. The publication has run all its tests, kicked the phone's tires, and named the Android-powered Galaxy S4 its top rated smartphone.

Recharge your cellphone in 30 secondsupdated Mon May 20 2013 10:28:49

A tiny device that can recharge cell phone batteries in as little as 30 seconds won 18-year-old Eesha Khare a major science award that will help fund her college education at Harvard University.

Figuring out real-world etiquette for Google Glassupdated Mon May 20 2013 09:53:36

In recent weeks, Google Glass has been distributed to its first group of beta testers outside Google and in the real world. As the pool of new smart-glass wearers grows, they are feeling out the etiquette of using the new technology.

Tools that tell you if you're legally drunkupdated Thu May 16 2013 17:17:11

Even if they don't admit it, most people know when they're hammered.

Square unveils a new countertop registerupdated Tue May 14 2013 15:05:47

Mobile payments company Square is supersizing its hardware.

Report: Amazon working on a 3D phoneupdated Thu May 09 2013 17:42:39

For more than a year, there have been rumors that Amazon is working on a smartphone. Now, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Amazon is actually working on two.

Whatever happened to the ringtone?updated Thu May 09 2013 14:03:15

Rebecca May couldn't resist.

Will these guys make Google Glass uncool?updated Fri May 03 2013 11:02:09

The Segway. The Bluetooth headset. The pocket protector.

Forget your gadgets at 'digital detox' campupdated Wed May 01 2013 10:12:23

If your smartphone is attached to your hip, your blood flows like a Twitter feed and you're fairly certain your eyes permanently see through an Instagram filter, then maybe it's time to disconnect for a bit?

Apps that lead you off the beaten pathupdated Tue Apr 30 2013 08:35:50

We're used to our phones navigating us from one place to another, giving detailed instructions on how to find our destination in the fastest, easiest way possible.

Google's predictive search comes to iPhone, iPadupdated Mon Apr 29 2013 10:58:51

Consider for a moment how much Google knows about you. Depending on what services you use, it might have a record of every word or phrase you've searched, locations you visit the most and where you are right now, your scheduled meetings and trips, and any other information buried in e-mails.

Samsung is spanking Apple in earnings, salesupdated Mon Apr 29 2013 10:14:19

Apple has elicited a lot of hand-wringing by investors and fans alike lately, even as its chief competition Samsung seems to be prompting nothing but applause. Turns out selling a wider variety of phones and tablets is a good strategy after all.

World's first Braille smartphone in developmentupdated Fri Apr 26 2013 09:24:17

For all of their advantages, smartphones still fall a little short for some ? specifically, for those living with visual impairment.

Apple reveals how long Siri keeps your dataupdated Fri Apr 19 2013 14:22:25

All of those questions, messages, and stern commands that people have been whispering to Siri are stored on Apple servers for up to two years, Wired can now report.

In Boston bombing, flood of digital evidence is a blessing and a curseupdated Wed Apr 17 2013 19:10:23

As smoke clears from two deadly bombings near the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, focus turns to identifying those responsible. And that's no easy task. The massive number of cell phones and closed circuit cameras on the street provide an incredible wealth of video and photo.

Thousands petition Verizon to nix wireless contractsupdated Tue Apr 16 2013 16:59:37

A movement urging Verizon to get rid of wireless contracts appears to be gaining steam.

How to turn your phone into a biometric scanning machineupdated Tue Apr 16 2013 07:51:41

Smartphones are powerful tools, and with the right apps and accessories, they can become even more so. A California-based tech company has launched a tool that turns a regular iPhone 4 or 4S into a powerful biometrics scanning tool. AOptix has unveiled its app and a wrap-around device for turning the smartphone into a portable iris, face, fingerprint and voice scanner.

Report: Microsoft is making a smartwatch, tooupdated Mon Apr 15 2013 10:48:38

Microsoft is working on a touch-enabled smartwatch, reports The Wall Street Journal. Citing unnamed supply chain sources, The Journal claims that Microsoft asked Asian suppliers to ship components for the device.

7 mobile tools to help you survive tornadoesupdated Fri Apr 12 2013 13:15:56

A huge and deadly twister that pummeled Moore, Oklahoma, Monday reminds us that tornado season is upon us once again.

Hacker says phone app could hijack planeupdated Thu Apr 11 2013 12:03:57

Could this be the deadliest smartphone app ever?

Apple bans app in possible new wave of crackdownsupdated Wed Apr 10 2013 12:17:04

An app that helps users find other apps for free has been banned from Apple's mobile store in a move some say heralds a new round of blacklisting for content the company doesn't like.

Judge rules using smartphone maps while driving illegalupdated Mon Apr 08 2013 14:44:50

It's weird out there and getting weirder: A California court just ruled that screwing around with your phone's map app while driving ought to be as illegal as texting or using the device without a handsfree solution.

5 questions answered about Facebook Homeupdated Thu Apr 04 2013 17:42:24

Facebook has unveiled a new product, Facebook Home, at an event everyone knew would have something to do with phones and apps and operating systems.

Coming today: A Facebook phone?updated Thu Apr 04 2013 08:10:36

The long-rumored Facebook phone might finally be ready to make its debut.

OMG! The cellphone turns 40updated Wed Apr 03 2013 13:37:23

Auto-correct and "Angry Birds." GPS, and those awkward texts from last night.

Report: Next iPhone could land this summerupdated Wed Apr 03 2013 09:58:15

Let the iPhone 6 speculation begin.

Microsoft picks up student's appupdated Fri Nov 16 2012 15:03:18

Hallway, a social media site for students to collaborate and ask questions, gets picked up by microsoft for Windows 8.

Watch what makes the new iPhone goupdated Wed Sep 12 2012 17:43:06

Apple demonstrates it's new IOS 6 operating system that is the backbone of its new iPhone 5.

Apple unveils the new iPhone 5updated Wed Sep 12 2012 17:18:35

Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller walks through the new features of the company's iPhone 5 device.

Windows 8 tablet can compete with iPadupdated Fri Jun 15 2012 11:49:47

Microsoft's tablet OS can run as a desktop, making it an all-in-one machine for use at home or on the go.

App claims to repel mosquitoesupdated Thu May 31 2012 13:52:29

Smartphone users are creating a lot of buzz about an app that claims to repel mosquitoes. KENS reports.

Turn your iPhone into a walkie-talkieupdated Wed Mar 14 2012 10:13:59

Voxer CEO Tom Katis hopes to build a freemium business off of his app that brings walkie-talkie functions to smartphones.

The best of what's new in mobile phonesupdated Thu Mar 01 2012 11:54:16

The latest phones released at the 2012 Mobile World Congress include high resolution cameras and built-in projectors.

Un iPhone interrumpe un conciertoupdated Fri Jan 13 2012 09:41:45

El director de la Filarmónica de Nueva York detuvo la orquesta a mitad de concierto por el sonido de un celular.

Nook Tablet: No match for iPad or Kindleupdated Thu Nov 17 2011 16:51:18

Barnes and Noble's new Nook Tablet lacks the multimedia features of Apple's iPad and Amazon's Kindle Fire.

Kindle Fire: Good, but no iPad killerupdated Thu Nov 17 2011 15:30:08

Amazon's Kindle Fire is a solid tablet, and a relative bargain at $199. But, Apple's iPad is still ahead of the field.

How Bump's unique sharing app worksupdated Tue Nov 15 2011 14:37:59

Bump CEO David Lieb describes how his company's app is able to transfer information simply by bumping phones together.

This week's top tech newsupdated Sun Oct 16 2011 12:11:27

Tech expert Marc Saltzman joins Fredericka Whitfield to discuss the latest news in technology.

2011: Apple launches iPad 2updated Thu Oct 06 2011 12:19:06

With a surprise appearance by Steve Jobs, Apple debuts its iPad 2, the company's successful tablet computing gadget.

2010: Steve Jobs endures a network crashupdated Thu Oct 06 2011 12:18:25

In June 2010, Apple CEO Steve Jobs faced an unexpected technical glitch during a demo of the new iPhone 4.

App helps track missing petsupdated Mon Sep 05 2011 14:55:18

A former Microsoft employee creates an application that uses QR codes to track pets. KING reports.

iPhone prototype left in bar... againupdated Thu Sep 01 2011 15:19:49

According to CNET an Apple employee left a prototype of the new iPhone 5 at a bar in San Francisco.

Saving money on back-to-school computingupdated Sat Aug 06 2011 10:41:36

Digital Lifestyle Expert Mario Armstrong helps you decide if you should get a laptop or a tablet computer.

Tech companies engage in patent warsupdated Mon Jul 18 2011 10:37:59

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains a few major patent wars ongoing between tech companies.

App helps drivers avoid congestionupdated Fri Jul 15 2011 20:36:12

A traffic app incorporates social networking to provide up to minute conditions. CNN's Dan Simon reports.

South Korea's 'Mobile Wonderland'updated Tue Jul 05 2011 05:23:05

After already tackling the Internet, one CEO wants South Korea to be a "mobile wonderland." CNN's Paula Hancocks reports

2010: Addicted to our phones?updated Tue Jun 14 2011 10:35:39

Pew: 17% use cell phones for health info. Is that a good idea? CNN's Pete Dominick hits the street.

iCloud Q & Aupdated Mon Jun 06 2011 17:26:36

CNN's Becky Anderson helps answer viewer questions about Apple's new iCloud product.

Can an app solve parking nightmare?updated Tue May 17 2011 17:56:07

CNN's Dan Simon reports on an app that aims to find you a parking place.

Cell phones go 'kosher'updated Mon May 16 2011 00:09:36

Mobile makers hope to target Orthodox Jews with "kosher" phones. CNN's Kevin Flower reports

iPhone tracking users?updated Tue May 10 2011 05:51:25

An iPhone user's reaction to news the device collects continuous information about a customer's whereabouts.

iPhone tracking software discoveredupdated Thu Apr 21 2011 17:50:30

Wired.com's John Abell explains how iPhone software tracks users' movements and saves the data.

New PlayStation phoneupdated Thu Apr 21 2011 12:25:24

Sony Ericsson's CEO talks to CNN's Jim Boulden about the company's new PlayStation smartphone.

Smartphone tax appsupdated Fri Apr 15 2011 13:15:42

Filing your taxes last-minute? CNN's Karin Caifa tells us about some smartphone apps that can help.

Verizon debuts new iPhoneupdated Thu Apr 14 2011 11:58:17

A Verizon store in Minnesota welcomes customers interested in purchasing the new iPhone 4.

Mobile health alertsupdated Sat Apr 02 2011 12:40:16

Digital lifestyle expert Mario Armstrong talks about some phone apps that could help save your life.

App stops texting while drivingupdated Wed Mar 30 2011 11:39:01

A doctor in Idaho helped develop a smart phone app that blocks texts and calls while a car is moving. KIDK reports.

Cell phone etiquette: Better or worse?updated Fri Mar 04 2011 08:22:49

Is cell phone etiquette around the world getting better or worse?

Mobile buzz from Barcelonaupdated Mon Feb 14 2011 23:39:11

CNN's Jim Boulden explores the latest trends and news at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress.

Is the smartphone taking over?updated Thu Feb 10 2011 05:32:35

So will smartphones really lead to the death of the PC? PC Magazine's Lance Ulanoff explains.

Confession app for your iPhoneupdated Wed Feb 09 2011 05:30:05

The makers say the app isn't replacing the confessional, but it will help people with the sacrament. WCVB reports.

Smart appliances of the futureupdated Thu Jan 27 2011 19:07:11

New technology allows your appliances to "talk" to repair centers and give you tips on saving energy.

Smartphone securityupdated Thu Jan 27 2011 11:10:21

Whether you're shopping or banking, here are tips to keep information safe when using your smartphone.

Eat, text, read, sleep -- while driving?updated Wed Jan 26 2011 18:39:41

Safe Road Trains for the Environment (SARTRE) is testing a system to lets you "convoy" hands-free on the road.

Playboy for iPadupdated Fri Jan 21 2011 21:04:43

Playboy goes to the iPad uncensored and Facebook wants the world to go mobile. CNN's John Lisk reports.

Online textbooks for studentsupdated Thu Jan 13 2011 10:50:31

Canadian students may soon be getting online textbooks. Global News' Antony Robart reports.

Motorola Atrix: a transforming phoneupdated Sat Jan 08 2011 21:05:31

A dual-core smartphone that also docks as a laptop is one of Motorola's biggest show stoppers at CES 2011.

Porn installed on new tablet?updated Thu Dec 30 2010 21:40:25

A teen discovers her Coby Kyros pad had pornography installed on it. WSIL explains what happened.

Apple sued over privacyupdated Wed Dec 29 2010 19:35:54

CNN's Dan Simon reports on a lawsuit brought against Apple, accusing the company of selling personal data.

CNN launches iPad appupdated Wed Dec 15 2010 05:57:53

CNN's Michael Holmes demonstrates some of the main features of the new CNN iPad app.

CNN iPad app debutsupdated Tue Dec 14 2010 20:52:34

Offbeat reporter Pete Dominick takes a look at the new CNN iPad application with CNN's John King.

CNN launches new free iPad appupdated Tue Dec 14 2010 09:59:16

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout demonstrates some of the main features of the new CNN iPad app.

CNN app for iPadupdated Tue Dec 14 2010 09:03:50

Check out the new CNN app for iPad featuring three new ways to explore the news.

Teens' digital detoxupdated Wed Dec 08 2010 05:30:49

Students in Canada unplug themselves from cell phones, iPods and computers. Global News' Lama Nicolas reports.

Ultrasounds 'go mobile'updated Mon Nov 29 2010 17:18:50

New technology allows medical staff to "go mobile" with ultrasounds.

News Stream checks into Foursquareupdated Tue Nov 23 2010 13:04:33

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains mobile app Foursquare and speaks to co-founder and CEO Dennis Crowley.

Tap and pay with your cell phone?updated Thu Nov 18 2010 12:45:01

At the Web 2.0 conference, Google's CEO describes a new technology that could revolutionize the way you shop.

Need a college? There's an app for thatupdated Mon Nov 01 2010 13:06:24

Two Spelman College students designed a phone app to educate others about historically black colleges and universities.

Which smartphone works for you?updated Fri Oct 29 2010 06:15:23

As the cell phone market is flooded with smartphones, CNN.com helps you narrow down which works best for you.

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