Employees of Facebook and several engineers who have been sought out by recruiters there, as well as people briefed on Facebook’s plans, say the company hopes to release its own smartphone by next year.
It is refreshing to find a standout start-up called DIY, which is developing a do-it-yourself community for children that is like Never Never Land. Children learn to make things, fun things.
Google and Facebook are being left behind in the shift toward mobile, and the amenities available to their employees might offer some explanation for a slow transition.
On Wednesday, Google gave people 20/20 vision about a secret augmented-reality project called Project Glass. The glasses are the company's first foray into wearable computing.
Two different reports found that the new iPad can become hotter than the iPad 2 during heavy use. Apple said that the new iPad works within its thermal specifications.
Federal regulators are going to review the restrictions on using digital reading devices in flight. But the issue is complicated by the variety of devices being made.
Federal regulators are going to review the restrictions on using digital reading devices in flight. But the issue is complicated by the variety of devices being made.
After a user allows an application on an Apple mobile device to have access to location information, the app can copy the user's entire photo library, without any further notification or warning, according to app developers.
After a user allows an application on an Apple mobile device to have access to location information, the app can copy the user's entire photo library, without any further notification or warning, according to app developers.
Google will start selling eyeglasses that will project information, entertainment and ads onto the lenses, but questions have been raised on how privacy will be regulated.
Google will start selling eyeglasses that will project information, entertainment and ads onto the lenses, but questions have been raised on how privacy will be regulated.
Path, the mobile social network, has apologized for mining personal data, but the privacy violation is yet another indication of Silicon Valley’s lack of concern about its protection of customers and their personal data.
Mobile payments could be a transformational technology for the 2012 election, as Square is becoming popular in campaigns by President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
After a year that included social-media-fueled protests, Internet privacy legislation and billions of dollars in technology stock offerings, tech and social media have not only entered the building at Davos, they are the walls holding it up.
After a year that included social-media-fueled protests, Internet privacy legislation and billions of dollars in technology stock offerings, tech and social media have not only entered the building at Davos, they are the walls holding it up.
Jack Dorsey, a co-founder of Twitter, is now working on Square, a mobile payment system. He believes the clear glass and open spaces of the office will build the trust and transparency the company must cultivate to succeed.
Microsoft and Nokia might not be aiming at technology nerds with its new phone; instead they seem to be aiming for BlackBerry owners and those who have not yet purchased their first smartphone.
The Federal Aviation Administration has its reasons for preventing passengers from reading from their Kindles and iPads during takeoff and landing. But they just don’t add up.
Facebook’s coming Timeline feature is exactly as it sounds, a chronological narrative of a Facebook user’s life. But in reality, Timeline takes self-obsession to a level that feels too egocentric.
Next week, Apple’s chief executive, Steven P. Jobs, will announce iCloud, a service expected to allow access to music, photos and videos over the Internet on multiple devices.
Google on Tuesday announced the Google Art Project, a new Web site, which allows people to virtually navigate over 17 major art museums and see thousands of paintings up close.
The United States Attorney's Office in Newark filed charges against two men who accessed 114,000 e-mail addresses of iPad owners through AT&T's Web site.
Some technology reporters and bloggers, myself included, have started to seek a better balance with when to Tweet, check in or interact with their smartphones.
As new color e-readers start to enter the marketplace, companies that stick with dedicated black-and-white readers could find themselves selling a niche product.
Apple began sharing a beta version of its next mobile software update to developers on Wednesday, highlighting a new feature that will enable wireless printing from the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
The consumer is now the center of the entertainment and information universe, Nick Bilton writes in the book “I Live in the Future & Here’s How It Works.”
Amazon wants to develop other products that would let consumers buy digital content from the company, according to people with direct knowledge of its plans.
The 2010 World Cup offers a glimpse into the future of live television, where shows and sporting events are augmented by social discussions and professional commentary on the Web.
A small plane that can land at airports, fold its wings and be driven away as if it were a regular car recently received Federal Aviation Administration approval for added weight.
AT&T is eliminating its unlimited mobile phone data plan and replacing it with capped options. The company also will allow tethering smartphones, including the iPhone, to a computer for Internet access.
Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, will make a presentation at next month's Apple developers' conference. But with all the leaks, will developers be wowed?
The Web turned into a roller coaster ride of speculation over the weekend as a possible prototype of the next generation iPhone made it into the hands of technology bloggers.
Apple announced the date when the Wi-Fi only version of the iPad will arrive in United States stores. The 3G version of the device will be coming later in April.