While logging miles every time you get in the car can be annoying, lots of apps can help -- and also can come in handy when you’re on the go. Here’s a look at five.
As more companies adopt bring your own device (BYOD) policies, it pays to play it safe.
The high cost of a smartphone could keep you tethered to the carrier, particularly if you finance the device.
A phone can only handle so much adversity.
A new survey reveals how airlines, hotel chains and online travel agencies rate among users of smartphones and tablets for best mobile experience.
The youngest family members might not have their own smartphones, but they have their own apps -- lots and lots of them.
Several service providers are challenging the status quo and offering cheap -- even free -- wireless Internet.
Cellphones, e-readers and tablet computers are taking over the classroom, according to a new survey on teachers and technology.
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