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Pizza Hut's high-tech table concept brings a futuristic twist to the pizza chain.

A mobile app called FOBO holds 97-minute local auctions for your old electronics, where you're guaranteed a sale.

When one operating system just won't cut it, there's always this device that runs two and you can switch between them.

The serial entrepreneur who has worked for Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Michael Dell has a new startup, and it's about to come out of stealth mode.

The Mosaic app allows users to sync multiple iPhones or iPads to create one giant screen on which to share files or view photos and video.

This infographic explains how, thanks to technology, travelers expect a more personalized experience, one that starts at booking.

A trade group representing companies including Verizon and AT&T has rejected the feature that would make mobile devices unusable if stolen.

You may not know it, but Apple's latest tablet is now available for purchase. Good luck getting one in time for Christmas.

US Airways and United are the latest to expand the use of personal electronic devices in flight. Check out what other airlines are no longer asking passengers to shut down before take off.

If your Android-powered phone or tablet is lost or stolen, follow these steps to set up the Android Device Manager now.

Apple's new line of iPads are responding to some key challenges that have emerged as the tablet market has become more crowded.

What you should consider when developing marketing content for customers on tablets and smartphones.

Taking steps toward a completely paperless cockpit, Delta is swapping out its pilots' flight bags for Microsoft Surface 2 tablets.

Business travelers are one step closer to being able to use their electronic devices during all stages of flight, including takeoff and landing.

Perhaps the coolest new feature is 'Mayday,' a new customer service tools for users who need a little help on the fly.

Faster, better battery life, improved kickstand: Microsoft's second-generation tablets seek to win over the increasingly on-the-go consumer.

Chili's is furnishing restaurants with tabletop tablets, hoping to drive sales and speed up the payment process.

Who says bigger is better? These mini versions of tablets cost less and can fit in one hand.

By substituting gestures for buttons, Opera's 'Coast' ditches the bulky interface to make tablet browsing a full-screen experience.

It's not called 'Mega' for nothing. This device is a big smartphone to behold.

A look at the rise of Google's mobile operating system.