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HP, the world’s biggest technology company, has announced a new tablet computer and two new phones.

While thinking about the hoopla that's sure to accompany the long-awaited release of the Verizon iPhone later this week, one question kept popping into my head: Is Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) missing out on the mobile computing movement?

The BBC is finally launching an iPlayer app for the iPad and Android mobile devices, which will allow users to watch live TV and catch up on programmes from the last seven days.

President Obama on Monday pledged to make government an ally of companies as they emerge from the bleak downturn of recent years, even as he challenged executives to do their part to help resurrect the economy.

A closer look inside the new CDMA iPhone 4 for the Verizon network in the U.S. has revealed a new antenna design said to allow improved reception, as well as a different, integrated GPS chip.

Nokia is planning a major shakeup in its strategy and executive lineup, one that could see the phone maker at least partially adopt Windows Phone 7 or Android.

The country's oldest black organization in the fight against AIDS is launching a new, social media driven campaign to increase awareness. NY1's Kafi Drexel filed the following report.

Google on Thursday patched nine bugs in Chrome and upgraded the most stable edition of the browser to version 9.

Google Inc., the world’s biggest Internet-search service, received more than 75,000 job applications worldwide last week, setting a record for the company as it embarks on a hiring spree.

Microsoft's week was marked by its battle with Google over Bing Web search, Nokia rumors and a resolution to Windows Phone 7's mysterious "data drain" for some users.