Ordering McDonald's ahead of time? There's now an app for that, too.

An new app called Firechat lets people ommunicate even when they're offline, allowing them to keep ahead of government censors.

The city of San Francisco wants to ban a parking space auction app.

After the failure of their music app, Twitter tries to get back in the game.

You decide why you want to quit, an app sends an appropriate text to your boss.

Messaging is driving a huge spike in mobile use. But text messaging has actually decreased. So what gives?

We talk to Whitson Gordon, editor in chief of Lifehacker, about which apps will keep you on track.

Robinhood, a new app for smartphones, says its service is about letting everyone fully share in the fruits of capitalism — which means free stock trades.

You can now use your smart phone to order and pay at some restaurants.

Once again, it's the Year of the Tablet.