Paul Jacobs talks about the future of mobile and the data demand problem with PBS's Charlie Rose.

At CES, chip giant will discuss limited edition versions of its 3rd Generation Core processors that are Intel's most power efficient to date. Select ultrabooks and tablets from some vendors are expected.

The longtime photo giant takes a step into new territory by launching retail stores to print pictures from cell phones, including shots stored in apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Picasa.

People around the world can now share their goals for 2013 in an interactive map, whether it's to make more money, spend time with their families, or travel to new places.

The search giant will voluntarily change some of its business practices, which critics have called anti-competitive, Bloomberg reports.

The list of states that don't put up with employers demanding employee's social media passwords is growing -- both California and Illinois laws went into effect on the first of this year.

Apple has dominated the conversation at CES the last few years, thanks to the rumor mill and some well-timed announcements. What will Apple do this year?

Hey there, sexy Sith. BioWare finally sets a date for its struggling MMO to get long-promised same-gender interludes, but don't hold your breath waiting for that smuggler-on-Wookiee action.