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The companies have to respond to a third publicized lawsuit claiming that consumers were duped into believing that the iPhone was capable of sending and receiving MMS.

In an internal investigation into accusations, Apple denies that there is a problem with the iPhone that would cause it to spontaneously crack or explode.

CNET Reviews checks out Mac OS X Snow Leopard, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1, Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2010, and more.

China Unicom plans to start selling two versions of the iPhone into the massive market in the fourth quarter--but with Wi-Fi disabled.

The answer depends entirely on where you live. For those in Scandinavia and some other parts of Europe, it could be sooner than you might think.

A group of telecoms companies in Sweden and Norway recently announced that they plan to launch Europe’s first commercial 4G services nex...