4 Reasons to Remain Worried About RIM and BlackBerry

Research in Motion, maker of BlackBerry phones, is shaking things up with a new CEO, Thorsten Heins. His mission: Stop the company from bleeding market share in the United States and restore the faith of investors. But from what we've seen from Heins so far in an introductory video and media call, RIM's chances of recovery are still slim.

Want The Fastest Internet? You Better Go With Cable

Tired of having those lags in loading a streaming video that interrupt your all-important viewing enjoyment? Want to be able to download gobs of torrents in the blink of an eye? Feel like your Internet connection moves slower than a …

Multi-deal Monday: Save big on tablets, speaker docks, and more!

One of the highlights: a $50 Wal-Mart gift card when you buy the Amazon Kindle Fire. Also: an 8GB flash drive for $6.95.

FedNet to Provide Historic First Mobile-Only Video Broadcast of State of the Union Address on January 24th and ...

FedNet will once again provide America a new opportunity to view its government. Beginning with President Obama’s State of the Union Address, FedNet launches VUGUV, the nation’s first committed mobile-only public affairs network.

Feds kill 16 sports streaming sites, but you can still watch Super Bowl XLVI online (legally)

With the Super Bowl just days away, federal authorities in New York shut down 16 websites that illegally stream sports content, reports the Associated Press. A man from Comstock Park, Michigan, Yonjo Quiroa, has been charged with copyright infringement for operating nine of the sites taken offline in the crackdown.