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The best things that happen at big trade shows like CES can go unnoticed.

Testing out battery life and 4G LTE speeds on Verizon's Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Stephen King reaches back to Jack Finney, back to H.G. Wells and to all of us

The NTSB has its heart in the right place, but its proposed ban on electronics usage while driving is too little, too late.

Take these 2012 mobile predictions or leave them: RIM hangs in; AT&T flops on T-Mobile; iPhone 5 gets NFC; mobile campaigns will be key to electing the next U.S. president.

While AT&T's been busy trying to get its merger with T-Mobile approved, Verizon's raced down court and bought cable spectrum. Insider (registration required)

What matters with a smartphone in a wireless network is how it works where you live and work.

Low cost tablets from Amazon and Barnes & Noble are bringing in a new category of users, democratizing tablet tech.

While exciting new smartphones and tablets prevailed at MWC, some major vendors are raising troubling concerns.

Mobile World Congress and life among the pickpockets.

There's a war being waged over operating systems, screen sizes, resolutions and processor speeds. The interest in walloping the popular Apple iPhone remains keen, especially with iPhone shipping on Thursday. Consider the names of the coming devices.

A flight on Virgin America included free Wi-Fi and a chance to try out the throughput with a live videoconference session from 30,000 feet

Take a memo: Social networks are about communities first

Scott Mackler showed 60 Minutes what many BCI demonstrations have not been able to: that technology innovations can be, frankly, akin to miracles

Motorola's DynaTAC 8000x was used to make the first commercial cell phone call 25 years ago, and now Motorola is laying off thousands and trying to spin-off its handset division. A lot has changed, but innovation is bound to continue.