Eric Benderoff

Google offered up a new vision of computing's future Tuesday, and it has little to do with desktops or laptops. It's a future that focuses on mobility, with access to...

The event may lack the flair of a Steve Jobs-orchestrated product pitch, but the impact of what Google and T-Mobile will introduce Tuesday morning in New York City could, ultimately,...

Here's what I like best about Apple's new iPod Nano: It got me back to the gym. When the question about the Nano's shake-to-shuffle mode kept popping up, there was...

There have been some subtle shifts in digital music this year, trends that will accelerate over the next few months as the holidays near. I'm not talking about MP3 players...

A significant software upgrade for Microsoft's Zune music player will be available next week. It will not garner the attention of Apple's recent iPod news, but the changes are noteworthy...

Here's what Apple announced Tuesday at a San Francisco auditorium: a new iPod Nano and a fresh scheme to sell you more songs. The rest is just fancy packaging wrapped...

If you're a fantasy football freak and an iPhone owner, you may have been disappointed Sunday with the app offerings available to monitor your team. To top that, one of...

Let's start this review of the Peek e-mail device with a few encouraging words: Simple. Friendly. Familiar. But let us not overlook: Inconsistent. Stiff. Limited. The Peek is a throwback...

Most computer users don't think much about their Web browser. The lion's share just click on the small blue "e" (for Microsoft's Internet Explorer) on their computer screen and off...

Never let it be said that I don't listen to readers. In April, after I favorably reviewed a wireless product that elegantly displayed baseball scores, Don wrote: "How could you...