A Wall Street Journal report suggests Steve Jobs was aware of antenna issues with the iPhone 4, but ultra-strict testing practices hid the true severity.
A massively expanded selection of voice commands should allow drivers to interact with Ford Sync to change radio stations, turn up the heat, or find a nearby grocery store using natural language.
An 11.6-inch MacBook Air and iPod Touch powered by the same A4 processor in the iPhone 4 should arrive in the second half of 2010, according to manufacturer sources in Taiwan.
A new hotel lounge equipped with computers, consoles and big-screen TVs lets gamers and geeks feel like they've never even left their own living rooms.
We review HP's Mini 210 HD Edition netbook which offers a sleek finish, solid feel, and crisp display, but its awful touchpad leaves a lasting impression.
Despite an outpouring of rave reviews for the iPhone 4, a number of issues including problems with reception, discolored screens and easily breakable glass may give some would-be owners pause.
Motorola’s Droid X boasts a 4.3-inch touch screen, 720p HD video recording and a 1 GHz processor, putting it eye-to-eye with the likes of HTC’s EVO 4G.
Maingear's new eX-L17 becomes one of the most powerful notebooks on the market with a choice of Core i7 processors and high-end GPUs from Nvidia and ATI.
Verizon plans to make its FiOS Internet and TV service less daunting to try with lower prices on month-to-month service, and contracts that offer 30 days before early termination fees kick in.
A bundle including the basic PlayStation Move controller, secondary navigation controller and Eye camera will cost $100, but hits Europe before North America and Japan.
EA hopes to retread the classic racing franchise with a new version of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, developed by the same studio behind Burnout Paradise.
An augmented reality marker slapped on select Adidas shoes turns them into a controller for online games, while customers in Asia can try on t-shirts virtually.