The NTSB is calling for all states to put a complete ban on personal electronics use by drivers. A summary of the proposal's worst elements and why we think it's such a huge and potentially dangerous ban.
Nintendo has revealed the last 10 games that early adopters ("Ambassadors") will get to download free, and they include Zelda: The Minish Cap, Metroid Fusion, Yoshi's Island, F-Zero, Fire Emblem, WarioWare, and Kirby.
NPD has released a chart showing the changing market share of smartphone operating systems over the last six years. Watch the world of RIM and Windows Mobile become the land of Android and iOS.
A Nokia executive claims that the youth no longer likes the iPhone and that Android is too complex. We rip apart these silly, but often repeated, attacks on both operating systems.
Rumor has it that both AT&T and Verizon are testing 4G LTE versions of the Nokia Lumia 800. That doesn't mean it will come out in the US, but it is a good sign that Nokia is working closer with wireless carriers in the United States.
Barnes & Noble has updated the Nook Color to include a number of apps and features present in its new Nook Tablet. We hope the update speeds up the aging e-reader tablet as well.
After some criticism and negative user reviews, Amazon has promised that an over-the-air update will be sent to Kindle Fire owners in less than two weeks. Based on some browsing of negative user reviews and our own experience, we've come up with a list of the Fire's biggest problems.
Review: The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus offers a sleek Android experience in a portable form factor, though its small size can also get a little cramped.
The Galaxy Nexus should be for sale on Verizon, but it's not. We list some of the newest oddities and controversies surrounding the first Android Ice Cream Sandwich phone's US debut.
Eric Schmidt discussed a broad range of topics at Le Web yesterday including Google TV, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Motorola, and why iOS still gets more love than Android.
An interview has sparked a rumor that Shigeru Miyamoto is planning to retire. We set the record straight by posting his entire quote and explaining what he might mean by it and how his role at Nintendo may change.
OnLive has announced that it's bringing its full array of console games to tablets and smartphones, and we had the chance to get our hands on one and try it out.
Archos has released a video showing its G9 tablet running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), which appears to have increased the performance of the tablet.
Analysts from IDC, Forrester, and Gartner are predicting that Windows 8 will be "irrelevant" because it's too late to the tablet game and businesses might not want to upgrade, but the real success of Microsoft's new OS will depend on how intuitive and easy to use it is.
Verizon has decided to remove Google Wallet from the Galaxy Nexus, likely in favor of its own mobile payment system backed by ISIS. T-Mobile and AT&T may follow.
The Galaxy Nexus was put up for display a the Samsung Experience shop in New York and abruptly taken down a day later, marking the latest in Verizon's attempts to suppress knowledge of the phone. So is it coming this year or not?
Microsoft has officially denied any involvement with Carrier IQ and Apple says that most of its iOS 5 devices no longer use the controversial software.
AT&T and Samsung are releasing a special white edition of the Galaxy S II Skyrocket, AT&T's new LTE Android phone. We've got pictures of the new device.
Spotify has unveiled its new goal: to become an app platform for music. The company is now joining forces with competing services like Last.fm and opening its music library to all developers.