Cupertino continues to warn customers that use of unauthorized apps is a violation of iPhone EULA.

How to maintain your health, your sanity, and your career under the pressure of meeting "Meaningful Use" regulations.

Wal-Mart said, "It's just for clothes" and IBM said, "It's just for billboards" but now I've got RFID chips glued to my earlobes. Why oh why didn't I heed the warnings??

Use of mobile data is growing exponentially, but data revenue is lagging with compound annual growth rates projected to be 55% and 42%, respectively, according to ABI Research.

July marked the third consecutive monthly gain for IE 8, extending its lead as the world's most popular browser, according to NetApplications.

Arrangements between the two companies and major publishers have prompted worries about anti-competitive pricing.

Despite being the fastest selling OS in history, Windows 7 has yet to eclipse XP, which holds greater marketshare than Vista and 7 combined, according to NetApplications.

To cut costs and keep on schedule, the FBI is considering decreasing its reliance on Lockheed Martin and other contractors for portions of the $450 million plus case file system.

Applications to monitor psychological health and facilitate disaster relief are among winners of the Apps For Army development contest.

Those adventurous enough to jailbreak their iPhone 4 with the newly released jailbreak tools will find the Wi-Fi limitation lifted from FaceTime.

The venture, combining GE Healthcare's Home Health division and Intel's Digital Health Group, will focus on chronic disease management, independent living and assistive technologies.

The proposed BlackPad is rumored to provide Wi-Fi and Bluetooth options for connecting with BlackBerry models, eliminating the need for tablet-specific wireless service.

Apple iPhone and Research In Motion BlackBerry took a backseat to Android smartphones, which accounted for 34% of the U.S. market in the second quarter.

The Apple version of Microsoft's ubiquitous productivity suite comes in three editions, designed for students, business users, and academicians.

Users can scan 2D QR and datamatrix codes and 1D UPC and EAN barcodes in magazines, stores and online using the free downloadable app.

Frustrated by their inability to spy on BlackBerry users, telecom regulators in the United Arab Emirates plan to shut down BlackBerry text messaging, e-mail and Web browsing.

Social Security, Labor Relations among federal authorities using the cloud to improve efficiency and customer service, reported Vivek Kundra.

Spending on Internet security technology lags perceived risk, finds Check Point-sponsored study from Ponemon Institute.