Screw physical activity. Who wants to work up a sweat when LG’s national texting competition will bring you fame and wealth?  Details here.

The Nokia 888 is flexible, thin and uses space-age technology to learn about its user's personal preferences from examining the places they visit. Hopefully, it doesn't become self-aware and spark a robot insurrection...

With a new jetpack bringing technology to great heights, inventions that used to exist only in movies are going from fiction to fact. So suit up and get ready to destroy stuff.

Even before this conference about the possibility of an apocalypse gets underway, these colleges are already hard at work developing new technology that could lead to the end of humanity.

Meet the G1 -- T-Mobile and Google's answer to Apple's iPhone.

Computers: As expensive as they are, they’re essential to almost everyone’s life.

Whether it is in the office, at school, or at home, Americans are spending incredible amounts of their time on the internet. The average teenager between the ages of 13 and 18 spends roughly over 72 hours a week us

Colleges are cashing in on the fact that no one can say no to Apple.

For the gym-loving college coeds out there, Motorola's wireless headphones are a godsend, but for everyone else, they may not be worth it.

..Yes, even you. Scientists in Israel have developed a software they dub the "beautification engine". Upload a headshot, and the software uses algorithms and formulas to change the size and proportion of facial features to "beautify you." Unlike photo retouchers, the program d