Apple and Google are the new McDonalds. Apps are burgers, satiating a public ever hungrier for little morsels of entertainment and infotainment. Over 80,00 Apps! Over 100,000 Apps!

The most interesting, travel-ready (but not necessarily kid or sand proof), flat-out-fun gadgets available today.

Until HP—or anyone else—can provide an all-in-one iTunes alternative, attempts to compete in the Tablet PC market will be marginalized.

Steve Jobs was starting to look like a wicked pirate, standing atop a mountain of money and intellectually ostracizing us scatterbrained minions.

Facebook has gone gold. It's the safe choice for Moms, Dads, even Grandparents... so, why, would anyone want to sign-up for an alternative me-too service?

Apple has traditionally been an underdog. Now they're a giant; entrenched as one of the marquee tech companies of the 21st century.

While Android is designed for smartphones it seems only natural that Google targets the next large market opportunity: mobile computing.

Facebook earned approximately $800 million in'09 according to reports this morning. The six-year old service, with nearly half a billion users across the world, exploded last year, becoming the largest social network in the world. News of the strong financial performance surprised many. Facebook traditionally underplays its financial performance,...

It's a perfect storm of cultural transformation: social networking, micro-communication, and a societal premium placed on content consumption.

It's often surprising how much innovation and R&D funding goes into the video game industry. Each year, the three players—Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft—up the ante in an increasingly bloody death match. Killzone indeed. NPD estimates the annual market for video game hardware and software is in excess of $20B. That...