At its best, is open source unbeatable?

Open-source development, when it works, perhaps works so well and at such a frenetic pace that no proprietary vendor can hope to compete.

The Nexus One may be a great device, but will it really offer more freedom to customers?

The Dow is edging into the five figures. Google is sitting on a $22 billion treasure chest. And one longtime dot-com exec and VC has launched…a tequila label?

CNET’s Maggie Reardon talks about why Motorola could regain some of its long lost momentum with the arrival of the new Droid smartphone.

Here is a video compilation of the best of the 2010 edition of the annual Open Source Goat Rodeo.

Sprint Nextel has announced a device that allows subscribers to share their 3G/4G wireless signal with up to five Wi-Fi devices.

Version 3.0 of the Melodeo application for phones running the Google mobile operating system lets users access their iTunes library via an iPhone-like interface.

The chipmaker continues its assault on Nvidia at the high-end of the graphics chip market by laying claim to the world’s fastest graphics card.

It’s one thing to translate a word, but it’s another thing to know how to correctly pronounce a word written in an unfamiliar character set. Google Translate just added that feature.

Opera adds Android to its updated browser lineup.

The browser has rapidly gained new users over the past two months, according to John Lilly, CEO of developer Mozilla, and confirmed by Europe executive Tristan Nitot.