Apple: underage workers may have built your iPhone
That iPhone you adore may have been built by a child.
Stories by JR Raphael
Is Android the boys' club of smartphones?
Android, it seems, may be metaphorically stuck in a treehouse with a "NO GIRLS ALLOWED" sign nailed to the door.
The truth about Twitter's 50 million daily tweets
For a service focused on brevity, Twitter sure is generating an awful lot of in-depth discussion these days.
The Microsoft-Yahoo deal: what it means for you
Microsoft and Yahoo, I now pronounce you husband and wife.
Watch out, computer engineers: Barbie wants your job
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduce the newest member of our IT department: Computer Engineer Barbie. She's hip, stylish, and a real whiz when it comes to fixing faulty motherboards.
Apple's iPhone takes a hit
Apple may be touting the release of its iPhone OS 3.1.3 update, but new research shows the iPhone is actually starting to slip when it comes to smartphone market share.
The Apple iPad Flash clash
Apple's iPad has been surrounded by debate since its debut last week. Now, the heavily hyped tablet is at the center of a controversy that's reaching the federal government.
Apple pulls Flash content from iPad promos
It looks like Apple's iPad really is magical after all. Marketing materials for the iPad mysteriously morphed overnight following complaints that they misleadingly depicted the device showing Flash-based content. As of Saturday morning, presto-change-o: The Flash is gone.
Apple's tablet and the media hype machine
I heard a rumor that everyone's sick of hearing rumors about the Apple tablet. I hate to speculate, but I'm pretty sure this one is true.
Master Google Android: 40 tips and tricks
The first time you use an Android phone, one thing becomes immediately clear: You're not in Cupertino anymore.
Apple's launch event: A crowdsourced guide
Apple's at it again. What other company could release a series of virtual paint blobs and have it generate pages upon pages of in-depth analysis?
Google's Nexus One vs. the Droid: Two phones dissected
Motorola can add one more item onto its list of Droid slogans: Droid does have more expensive hardware than the Nexus One. But only by a small margin.
Google's Android 2.1: How it'll change your phone
Google officially launched its Android 2.1 software development kit (SDK) this week, giving programmers their first glimpse under the hood of the updated operating system.
Google's Nexus One: Cheaper than an iPhone inside
The Nexus is raising quite the ruckus. From the squabble over the device's name to complaints over poor 3G performance and subpar support, Google's first foray into phone sales is taking some unfortunate twists.
Google's Nexus One faces new woes
The Nexus may be facing a mess(us).