Technology

At the place where motherhood meets entrepreneur and play dates collide with iPads, a new market for technology is exploding.

Business success is derived from a combination of know-how, great communication and business swag. Without the swag, necessary business contacts and jobs won’t materialize and the business will have a hard time growing. The swag is heard through your communication and seen in your marketing, but what’s a David to do when Goliath's put a big price tag on communication? Should small businesses look to the clouds for the answer?

When it comes to the Internet, there are no secrets. If people are searching for you, what they find isn’t necessarily what you want them to see.

Facebook Home is daring, likable and perfect for social media junkies. Check out this review that breaks down the ins and outs.

Calling tech support help doesn't have to ruin your day. Follow these tips to get the help you need the first time you call.

Powerful computers can wreak havoc on U.S. stock markets, but far more powerful computers could help save it.

Mobile payments technology could have a profound impact on the way products are sold, bills are paid and money is transferred around the world.

Recently, such high-profile people such as Michelle Obama, Beyonce, Vice President Biden, Jay-Z and others had their financial information hacked. And they are not alone, besides individual hackers often target business accounts. In fact, according to a 2011 survey conducted by Ponemon Research on behalf of Juniper Networks, 90% of businesses say they have been hacked.

A handful of entrepreneurs, marketers and rocket scientists have announced plans to build private space stations. 

Facebook showed off a redesign of its News Feed on Thursday that features bigger pictures, a cleaner look and a series of optional feeds.