A new study finds most smartphone owners only open up five or fewer apps a week.

New research suggests women are more likely than men to pick up the latest high tech gizmo.

A Canadian survey finds 95 percent of women would feel annoyed if their companion used their smartphone while on a date. And most respondents would prefer a real Valentine’s Day card as opposed to a digital one.

Sick of people texting and talking on their cellphone during get-togethers at restaurants? A new game discourages such behaviour and can potentially cost the loser a lot of money.

There was a lot of pre-CES hype surrounding Sony’s PlayStation Vita – the company’s next-gen handheld gaming system, due out next month – but another portable gaming product garnered a lot of buzz at the show.

Hoping to find a digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera under the tree this year? Or if you already own one, do you want to take better-looking shots this weekend? Regardless of the scenario, a new digital book for iPad can help you out.

Everyone loves a bargain, but is it really true that Android owners are tighter with their mobile app money than iPhone and iPad owners?

Australia dissuades smartphone thefts by blacklisting stolen phones, preventing their use. Other carriers should follow suit.

Just in time for partying over the holidays, Pioneer Electronics of Canada launches a free app for your portable device or computer that turns your music collection into a DJ mix.

Nintendo has launched ‘Mario Kart 7′ ($39.99) for the Nintendo 3DS portable platform. I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t fun — but having played these games for many years, this new offering feels like déjà vu.