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Vancouver hotel hopes guests will appreciate making calls with no roaming fees on hotel-provided iPhones instead of those things called landlines. more

A federal appeals court temporarily lifts a pretrial injunction on sales, imposed by a lower court, while it considers whether to outright toss or uphold the injunction. more

The Internet company plans to let go of its open-source e-mail software, with hopes that other people will keep the T-bird alive, according to a leaked letter obtained by TechCrunch. more

With understated styling, the Bentley Continental GT shows true refinement, and can roar through turns like a car half its weight. more

How to address a corrupt hard drive before upgrading OS X, and other questions answered. more

The Finder's abilities to copy files is usually adequate, but sometimes when managing large data transfers it can introduce some burdensome quirks. more

The MapQuest app for iPhone may be short on many navigation features, but it does offer free voice prompts for route guidance. more

Nanoblog service finally gets autocomplete in search queries and good filtering on results pages. more

In a creepy, or perhaps cuddly, step toward better customer service, British Airways is to surprise its passengers with personal touches based on Googled information. more

Research In Motion CEO Thorsten Heins has been hinting that BlackBerry 10 will capitalize on the strengths of the QNX operating system. more

Motorists caught operating a mobile phone while driving will lose their phone for 24 hours. more

Motorola's dust-, water-, and scratch-resistant Defy Pro launches in Brazil. more

CNET editor Dong Ngo picks his latest favorites among networking products. more

Amazon may have its eyes on a phone, but other gadget makers have sights set on computerized eyeware -- riding the coattails of the Google Glass buzz. more

Fourteen years later, Furby emerges again with more expressions and just as much uncontrollable enthusiasm. Can it recapture its lost Furbish glory? more

The only thing left of former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson's legal assault on Facebook is a vague improvement to a partnership that already existed. more

In the market for a killer smartphone that doesn't have a fruit on the back? Check out our Top 5 Android smartphones for July 2012. more