Eric Benderoff

Thirty years from now, will we recall a song that captures the significance of today's technology? Will someone have penned a tune about the iPhone that is so vivid that...

With all the usefulness the App Store provides for Apple's touch-screen devices, it's no surprise that advertisers have started to create applications for people to download. Automaker Audi is the...

The National Football League will offer a live, online broadcast of one game each week this season, a screen pass closer to the pigskin nirvana every laptop-toting fan and fantasy...

Two new pocket-size digital camcorders I've been testing should make any amateur videographer -- and those who want to be one -- a capable shooter ready to share memories with...

It became obvious as soon as the iPhone 3G hit the market: Apple has made the iPod aspect of the iPhone obsolete. By allowing third-party programs tailored to a listener's...

Two issues are preventing me from watching more online coverage of the 2008 Summer Olympics: time and technology. Time is easy to understand: While we are awake, the games are...

It happens every time I write about new smart phones, as I did last week. Despite the growing popularity of such useful products as the Apple iPhone and Samsung Instinct,...

Apple has set the bar high for mobile phones -- finding a product as fun and versatile as its iPhone is difficult. But because some people may not want to...

We're at an interesting point in the development life cycle of third-party programs, those little software applications one can add to gadgets and social pages. While Facebook, widely acknowledged for...

Facebook has given itself a makeover. Now the question becomes, how big of a trim will its third-party partners get? "I'm expecting a 20 percent haircut in my numbers," said...