Jeff Saginor

How the stock market sucks the innovation out of our brightest tech stars

Windows 8 was a “Dear John” letter to manufacturers like Acer and Dell, and CES 2013 was the official breakup. Now what?

Few people want their every word and move to be recorded forever, but as Snapchat's failure proves, it's almost impossible to wash away the footprints you leave in the online sand.

Streaming technology has come a long way since the early days of Netflix — so why is it still so hard to rent?

An Australian businessman and aspiring politician has vowed to ressurect the doomed ship with 21st century technology.

Sources close to the former RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie claim that the company was close to opening its famed network to wireless carriers for the use of any device, paving the way for low-priced data plans. But the deal was reportedly killed at the last minute by RIM corporate infighting.

Unlimited plans were the first to go, but tiered plans too may give way to more customized data choices for wireless users.

AT&T will pickup an exclusive Beatbox by Dr. Dre and Company, but the real news is HTC's new Sense UI 4.0, which will feature updated Beats audio tech.

Critics have assailed AT&T for its veiled practice of unlimited data throttling, but the company has now set clear guidelines for what unlimited data users can expect.

The 80's return with a classic set of titles released today for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.

Appbackr is a wholesale market for apps, but in the end, who actually profits?