Jane McEntegart

Sony has said the hackers responsible for the April 17-19 PlayStation Network breach exploited a known vulnerability.

Your credit card information was encrypted, but your personal information was not.

Oh dear, this isn’t good at all.

Already available on AT&T and Verizon, it seems the Apple iPhone could soon be making its way to T-Mobile.

Asus’ EeePad Transformer has been available in the United Kingdom for a while. Now, it’s time for U.S. customers to get a taste of the Honeycomb-flavoured Transformer.

It’s been a long time coming but the BlackBerry PlayBook has finally arrived.

Nintendo’s 3DS is groundbreaking in that it’s the first glasses-free 3D handheld console. However, it seems one of the company’s competitors isn’t even going to pretend to be impressed by Nintendo’s efforts in the console market.

India has said it will restrict access to the just approved .xxx domain.

Earlier this week there were rumors that George Hotz, aka Geohot, had fled the country and was in South America. In a court filing, Sony pointed out that Hotz was not in the country and accused him of dodging the court’s authority.

AT&T has announced that it is to acquire rival carrier T-Mobile.

Nokia may have just announced an ambition to make Windows Phone 7 its primary smartphone OS but prior to that, the company had all kinds of plans involving Symbian and MeeGo, the Linux-based OS it developed in conjunction with Intel...

Sorry Zune fans, but it seems your beloved PMP’s days might be numbered.

Google has booted more than 20 applications from the Android Marketplace amid concerns over Android malware.

Well, that’s kind of inconvenient.

Wouldn’t it be nice to know that if you got mugged, the perp wouldn’t be able to get your wallet open?

Amazon reportedly has a password problem that makes it easier for someone to gain access to your account.

PS3 hacker George Hotz has been ordered to hand over his computers as part of a temporary restraining order.

Is Apple gearing up to launch a mobile payments system?

It’s been years in the making but this morning at an event in New York City, Verizon finally confirmed it: The iPhone is coming to Verizon.

Rugged phones are nothing new, but rugged phones that can take the weight of mechanical diggers and float on water? Those are impressive.

Check out Motorola's latest smartphone, the ATRIX, which packs Tegra 2 and has two separate docking options.

AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega scored gave of the coveted keynote speeches for CES 2011’s press day and used the time to detail the company’s plans for its upcoming 4G LTE network.

Those pesky laws don't have to stop you texting while you're driving. You just need the right app!

The internet and digital content have been challenging the newspaper industry for years and the recent explosion of interest in tablet devices and MIDs represents an opportunity for media companies to increase digital revenue.

It's been five years since Google launched Google Maps for mobile and my, how it's changed. The company recently demoed Google Maps 5 for Android on a Honeycomb tablet and we were promised it would roll out to current Android users very soon.