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One on the killer applications for a tablet computer (like the iPad) is hanging it on a wall. It sounds silly at first, but there’s a lot of new ways to use tablets — and lots more we haven’t thought of yet.

Verizon said Thursday that it will challenge the Federal Communications Commission’s Net neutrality issued as 2010 was winding down.

When Google announced that Eric Schmidt was stepping down as CEO and Google co-founder Larry Page was moving up to the CEO chair, you could have knocked Wall St. analysts over with a feather. They didn’t see this coming.

The buzz out of Bloom Energy today about the latest strategy for its fuel cell energy servers (it will offer them “as a service”) underscores the importance of storage technology when it comes to green energy approaches.

Microsoft has issued a vague response to say that the company has determined the cause of excessive Windows Phone 7 data use issues.

When Apple COO Tim Cook was asked yesterday about the flood of tablet computers that were showcased at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, his reply really resonated with me.

Nokia will pull its X7 smartphone launch at AT&T on concerns that it wouldn’t get enough subsidy and marketing help to be a success.

Facebook is temporarily putting the kibosh on a new tweak that gave apps the ability to capture someone's cell number and address.

Two men were charged with computer crimes today for allegedly hacking into AT&T servers and stealing e-mail addresses and other information of about 120,000 iPad users last summer.

When introduced over six months ago the HTC EVO 4G caught the imagination of smartphone enthusiasts, myself included.