New options for Google Analytics may appease users but make the tool less useful.

Google could still get the trademark for its Nexus One, says Integra Telecom.

Fugitives and felons use Facebook (and MySpace and YouTube) for virtual confessionals or unwitting trails to their whereabouts.

Comparing the iPad's potential to the iPhone's success is fruitless, and here's why.

The accusations are entertaining, but this is a peculiar case of confusion and deception.

The accusations are entertaining, but this is a peculiar case of confusion and deception.

Broadcasting your whereabouts may soon get even easier: Is this handy or creepy?

Apple is reportedly taking 20,000 orders daily for the device, which is scheduled to ship April 3.

Nasty spat centers on Viacom's claim that Google's YouTube allowed users to upload more than 100,000 video clips from Viacom-owned properties.

PCWorld wants your pictures and laptop horror stories. If you've got a burned, busted, waterlogged, cracked, or melted laptop or netbook let us know.

Google, Intel, and Sony are reportedly working on bringing Google TV to an HDTV near you

Sprint joins AT&T and Verizon becoming the latest wireless carrier to offer the Nexus One to its customers

Former employee is accused of remotely accessing a system that allowed him to prevent cars from starting or cause their horns to beep endlessly.

Amazon has raised the stakes in a turf war among e-book sellers by releasing a beta of its Kindle software for Mac computers.

Google, Intel, and Sony reportedly are working together to bring Web content to your living room. Here's what I want to know.

Apple is pulling screen protectors from its online and retail stores -- because screen protectors stink.

Sprint may introduce a fourth-generation (4G) wireless phone as soon as next week — at the CTIA Wireless trade show in Las Vegas.

In the mobile app space, lofty predictions go hand in hand with big billion-dollar figures. But a recent study seems too good to be true.