Federal safety investigators revealed Wednesday that crew members aboard two Coast Guard boats involved in collisions in California and South Carolina last year were using wireless devices for conversation or text messaging unrelated to vessel operations. The collisions killed one person and injured Full story
Refusing to own a cell phone isn't just the act of a Luddite. It's a pretty serious power move. Full story
With smartphone and data use soaring among consumers, major cell carriers are trying to find ways to make more money. Mandy Walker, of Consumer Reports, offers tips for keeping your bill in check.
Personal finance expert Carmen Wong Ulrich offers tips for negotiating lower payments on your cable and cell phone bills.
To get a sense of the total, complete, and utter mess that is research on the health effects of cell phones, look no further than a study of whether the ubiquitous gadgets raise the risk of brain tumors.
People in China watch half as much television each day as Americans, but they are more likely to catch video on computer or mobile phones. Full story
Cell phone records provide a big break in the case.
The number of smart phones will overtake traditional mobile phones by 2011, with Kevin O'Brien, Revere Data CEO.
China's AutoNavi, which makes digital maps and navigational systems for cars and mobile phones, debuted on the Nasdaq. Catherine Zhang, the company's CFO, talks to CNBC.
TODAYshow.com's Courtney Hazlett has the scoop on troubles surrounding Apple's new iPhone and Lindsay Lohan's former assistant deciding not to write a tell-all.
Pre-orders for the Apple iPhone 4G are ten times more of the iPhone 3gS.
A man with his belongings walks past a closed store selling mobile phones in Kolkata August 12, 2010. India may temporarily shut down BlackBerry services if security concerns are not addressed in a Thursday meeting of telecom officials and operators, the latest global headache for smartphone maker R
A woman speaks on her mobile phone inside a damaged building after an explosion in Bogota, Colombia on early August 12, 2010. A powerful explosion rocked northern Bilogota early Thursday, causing extensive damage to a private radio station and shattering windows of buildings in the area, witnesses s
Residents speaks on their mobile phones inside a damaged building after an explosion in Bogota, Colombia on early August 12, 2010. A powerful explosion rocked northern Bilogota early Thursday, causing extensive damage to a private radio station and shattering windows of buildings in the area, witnes
