Eric Benderoff

I have social media fatigue. I once had fun trying to amass a quality collection of virtual friends. No more. I once enjoyed peering through my friends' friends to find...

This is a column in two parts with a common theme: The frustrations consumer technologies often present. I was planning to write about what appeared to be a neat Wi-Fi...

In the 1990s, the Internet portal was the gateway and the gatekeeper to the Web, a place filled with a variety of content, from reprinted magazine articles to choppy playback...

If I use a tool every day to get my job done, and it often breaks without explanation, why would I keep using it? That's the question millions of BlackBerry...

Give a tip of the winter hat to T-Mobile, which did a lot of the heavy lifting to spread the goodness that is Wi-Fi into public locations, including the Starbucks...

We live during a fascinating time, with innovative and interesting digital tools released practically every day. That includes items for the youngest consumers, the ones most important to us, but...

As I write this, I'm listening to a live recording from a favorite band that is only available to a few thousand people. Recorded at several venues in the U.S....

Oops, they did it again. Less than two months after the holiday season, the time of year when Apple sells a whole lotta iPods, the leading maker of digital music...

You don't need to rely on Apple Inc. to improve iTunes, the market-leading music-management software. I've been using two services that have made iTunes more useful and, when buying music,...

Why Moto lost its mojo Motorola's current troubles can be traced to a single product: the super hot and then suddenly cold Razr. It was a groundbreaking product for the...