Editorials & Opinion

Instagram is dying, and you can thank Zuck.

CES is just a big waste of time.

Verizon has long enjoyed the best customer service ratings among U.S carriers, but its success has less to do with support than you may think.

When you cast your ballot in the U.S. presidential election on November 7, remember this: the future of tech policy is up for grabs.

T-Mobile keeps hemorrhaging contract customers, but its success in the prepaid market may pave a path to better fortunes, though catching up to bigger carriers will remain a challenge.

Small carriers like Leap Wireless are starting to suffer from the continued growth of larger providers, generating concerns about a future with less competition.

I recently moved all my data into the cloud, joining a growing number of users taking full advantage of services like iCloud and Google Play.

Is the smartphone race becoming one based on software and apps, or does hardware still matter when it comes to swaying consumers?

Retailers, financial institutions, carriers and phone makers are banking on mobile payments, but the emerging industry could hit a significant roadblock: reluctant consumers, concerned about privacy and security.

Publishers attempted to reassert control over the e-book marketplace to charge higher e-book prices, and Amazon is pushing back hard. But as all parties jockey for control, where does this leave consumers and authors?

Struggles over the sale and distribution of digital books are wreaking havoc on the publishing industry, and amid all the confusion, one question continually surfaces: Are e-books fairly priced?