Some Middle Eastern countries move to limit Blackberry's encryption, which make messages hard to spy on.

The website Hunch, instead of assuming it knows your interests, allows you to tell it exactly what you want from the Internet.

The military begins taking advantage of smart phone apps.

Microsoft invites users to submit their own photos of the world to help build Bing's Open Street Map.

Wireless carriers are beginning to experiment with technology that would make financial transactions using only your phone possible.

Google has become synonymous with internet searching, but it might not always be. Others — including Facebook — are taking approaches to get in on the search field.

Mobile computing may be putting the phone user's personal data at risk.

The hacking world comes together this week for a pair of conferences in Las Vegas.

The decision to allow jailbreaking — running any sort of software on any kind of phone — could hint at a larger change ahead in terms of digital ownership.

The Wikileaks leak of classified documents mark a pivotal moment in an era where such a release is possible, thanks in great part to the Internet.