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The device will allow gamers to be connected with each other over cellphone networks and Wi-Fi hotspots, and use GPS location-tracking technology. In the U.S., Sony is partnering exclusively with AT&T for cellphone service.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs received standing ovation as he appeared at a conference to announce a new service called iCloud.
Are tablet makers, who previously wanted to compete with Apple and its iPad, already walking away from the fight?
Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who is on medical leave, will deliver the keynote speech at next week's Apple conference, according to the company.
A key member of the Senate Judiciary Committee is challenging Apple Inc. and Google Inc. to require all developers that make apps for their mobile devices to adopt formal privacy policies.
The start-up led by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey hopes to show merchants they can abandon cash registers.
An explosion at one of two factories that make Apple's new iPad 2 highlights the risks of a global manufacturing strategy that has cut costs but concentrates production in a few locations.
An old trick that's beguiled Windows users for years has become a growing threat on Macintosh machines.
Apple has reportedly signed a licensing deal with a second of the four major record labels over a cloud-music service. CNET Editor-at-Large Brian Cooley explains the difference between Apple and its competitors' services.
The intermittent Wi-Fi problem that plagued the very first iPad users has resurfaced with a vengeance.
Shares of Eastman Kodak Co. shot higher Friday after a judge at the U.S. International Trade Commission rejected Apple Inc.'s digital-camera patent claims against the photography pioneer.
Apple and Google say they only record the location of Wi-Fi hot spots and cell towers to improve service, not to stalk customers.
Apple is updating the iPhone to reduce the amount of time the device stores information about its users' whereabouts.
Apple is upgrading its iMac line of desktop computers with faster processors, higher-resolution cameras and a new type of data port.
Consumer technology companies reporting financial results this week are looking like rowboats bobbing in the wake of Apple Inc.'s supertanker.
The season premiere of "South Park" combined one of the world's most-coveted tech gadgets with one of the most gag-inducing movies in recent memory...
Apple denied claims that it was keeping tabs on its customers, saying the file records Wi-Fi hot spots and cell towers in the general area of iPhones, not the whereabouts of their users.
Location data is some of the most valuable information a mobile phone can provide, since it can tell advertisers not only where someone's been, but also where they might be going _ and what they might be inclined to buy when they get there.
Privacy watchdogs are demanding answers from Apple about why iPhones and iPads are collecting location data about their users.
Apple said it had another blowout quarter, nearly doubling its net income and far exceeding analyst estimates.
Apple Inc. has sued Samsung Electronics Co., saying the South Korean company's Galaxy line of smartphones and tablet computers copy Apple's popular iPad and iPhone.
Apple is facing a lawsuit from aPennsylvania man whose 9-year-old daughter racked up $200 buying "Zombie Toxin" and other game items on an iPod.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said that he thinks that personal computers will soon be obsolete, adding that we're living in a post-PC era.
Apple appears to be set to make another foray into your living room. A new report says the company may launch an Internet-connected high definition television set before the end of the year.
Last year, the popularity of Apple Inc.'s iPad hurt PC sales. That trend is continuing, as new data from two market research firms indicate PC shipments declined in the first three months of 2011.
