Steve Henn

If the Philadelphia's constitutional convention were held today, what would elections look like? Americans Elect are hoping to use the net to...

Saying that US patent system is mess is a bit of an understatement....

Apple is cracking the whip, according the the Wall Street Journal....

During the last financial crisis, JP Morgan realized it didn't have the computing power to keep up with the collapse. Bankers didn't know what...

The new social media site may open up to companies earlier than planned.

A new study shows that people are willing to pay a higher price for the same goods online if the site does a better job of protecting their privacy.

The video game publisher pays big to go small with mobile games.

The company is getting its heaviest data users to help pay the bills. Soon, though, capped plans could apply to everyone.

The tech startup center of the U.S. has been struggling with major unemployment in recent years. But the area may be heating up again.

It's Little Brother too: That girl sitting across from you in a cafe with free Wi-Fi or even the guy who just brushed past you on the sidewalk can hack into your laptop or smart phone. The proliferation of easy hacking programs and spy gadgets make it easier than ever for someone to break into your online accounts.