The FAA needs to give airline-by-airline approval before you can play "Angry Birds" during takeoff.

The FAA is allowing airline passengers to use some mobile devices during takeoff and landing. NOT cellphones.

Toddlers are spending more time in front of mobile devices, and media companies are drooling over the possibilities of cashing in on the tiniest viewers.

That high price-tag holding you back from getting your hands on the latest tech gadgets? Some more affordable options could be the answer to your dilemma.

The productivity loss of takeoff and landing.

Samsung has chosen to use Intel chips in one of their tablet devices, marking the chipmaker's first major foray into the mobile arena.

Is Windows Blue an admission of failure or just an evolution for the new Windows 8 operating system?

The Federal Aviation Administration could, by July, recommend new rules about stowing your iPad and Kindle during takeoff.

Smartphones and tablets are changing the equation for desktop computers. And an entire industry is feeling the pain.

Marketers are turning to second screens like smartphones and tablets to peddle goods to TV viewers.