Huddle Releases BlackBerry App Huddle, a provider of intercompany collaboration in the cloud, is launching its BlackBerry application. Huddle

A computer security researcher says he has built a device for just $1,500 that can intercept some kinds of cell phone calls and record everything that's said.

Cell phone cameras are good for taking quick pictures you want to place on the Web, but they are going to provide large, sharp, well exposed photos for prints. They especially struggle with low-light photos. Researchers at InVisage Technologies hope their work with a new technology called Quantum Film will obviate the need for those trade-offs

Handset makers and cell phone carriers love to "add value" to your new devices by installing applications of their own. But with no way to remove many of these apps, are they ruining the Android experience?

It already has the money for your computer operating system and for Office, and now it says it’s going to try again for the money for your cell phone.