Mobility

More professionals now use text messaging when they need fast answers to their questions.

The Ultrabook enters the small computing market as the next challenge to hot-selling tablets.

My promise: This year ,I will only pick up my phone in the car after I have pulled over to the side of the road.

These 10 small-business rip-offs are costing your company big bucks. But you don't have to put up with it any more -- if you know how to fight back.

Think the idea of turning off after-hours email is a completely crazy idea? You must run -- or work for -- a small business.

After years of paying for expensive mobile-service plans, I recently discovered that prepaid mobile service can be a much better option. Here's why.

Microsoft's decision to quit CES is grabbing headlines. But don't let that distract you from some important tech trends you'll see unfolding in the year ahead.

Here are my picks for a few handy apps to keep your small business organized and productive as we head into 2012.

AT&T bows to pressure from anti-trust watchdogs and spikes its $39 billion deal to buy T-Mobile. Also: The U.S. Chamber of Commerce gets owned by Chinese hackers.

An invisible war is raging over control of the mobile Internet market. It's time for small businesses to take notice, because the outcome could cost them.

Mobile evolves every day, and companies trying to keep up with those swift developments face unique challenges.

From email marketing to social commerce, here are 10 hot trends that every tech-savvy small business owner should be following in 2012.

In this week's tech news roundup: Following a string of high-profile accidents, regulators say even hands-free cell phones are inherently dangerous.

For one musician turned inventor, a crashed iPhone wasn't just a minor nuisance. It was the creative spark that started the process of building a new business.

An IDC report says that very few PC owners will make the move from Windows 7. Does this really come as a surprise to anyone?

A study of lost USB storage devices found a host of malware -- and no encryption. That's bad news for anyone who cares about business data security.

I recently had an interesting chat with Kudos Payments exec Gene Schenberg about mobile payments, security, and what's ahead for the New Year.

An analyst says the next iPad will sport Apple's retina display technology. Also: Judge rules against Apple in Samsung patent dispute, XXX domains hit the Web.

For the second year in a row, the company places dead last among the big four cellular providers for its customer service. At least its network is fast.