Topic: Jeff Kagan

An estimated 1,000 people donned costumes and took to a Colorado creek for the 11th annual Tube to Work Day.

A comeback attempt for Canada's formerly dominant smartphone maker, BlackBerry, is falling short, technology industry analysts said.

Organizers of Tube to Work Day in Colorado said a record 19 people jumped into a creek to ride tubes on their way to work.

Telecommunications experts said 4G cellphone networks offered by U.S. firms are not living up to the hype.

A top executive at U.S. phone giant AT&T said wireless customers may need to pay rates that vary depending on how much data they demand from the system.

U.S. phone giant AT&T Inc. said it would step up the elimination of its Cingular Wireless brand by removing the name from its stores and kiosks this summer. Cell phone handset logos and other branding elements, including Nascar sponsorship, also will be c

Comcast has begun offering Chicago customers a bundled package of phone, video and Internet service for $99 per month.

As rumors fly that SBC plans to drop its brand and adopt AT&T's name when the two companies complete their merger, experts are mixed on whether or not they are

Korean electronics giant Samsung's announcement Friday that it will cooperate in certain areas with its U.S. rival, Motorola, seemed to surprise investors pleasantly, because they pushed the value of Samsung's shares to its highest level in more than two