A new technological advancement, the tongue keyboard, will pave the way for computer usage for quadriplegic and other disabled users.

A Chinese factory worker has become a celebrity after her smiling photos showed up on an iPhone purchased in Britain. Chinese media and bloggers have began a search to trace her out.

Nothing says "I care about you" more than fake candles. For all you geeks and pyro-paranoid people, we introduce you to a a flameless candle. With flickering light that comes in yellow and blue, these tech candles are offering a nerdy kind of romance.

NASA has reported that the laptops at the International Space Station (ISS) are infected with a virus that steals passwords and login information. NASA is investigating the source of the virus attack.

Sometime next week, the iPhone 3G will outsell the original iPhone worldwide, just within seven weeks of sales. TechCrunch reports Apple is making iPhones at a rate of 800,000 units per week.

Calling an Internet, TV or cellphone provider for support is one of my most-hated activities. It destroys a good mood, as you sit on hold listening a corporate ad play every 15 seconds on a loop. But a new feature from Bell Canada has changed everything.

The United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has received a coveted Emmy Award for its part in coming up with a means to allow high-quality video to reach devices ranging from mobile phones to High Definition Televisions.

Apple has decided to partner with T-Mobile, specifically in Europe to release the iPhone. In the U.S., AT&T is the wireless provider.

Circuit City is selling a Panasonic DVD camcorder for only $170 including shipping. It has some basic features and is good for first-time buyers.

The well-designed HTC Touch Diamond boasts a crisp touchscreen, a solid media player and great call quality. But there are several drawbacks to this sequel to the HTC Touch. Read DigitalJournal.com's review to find out if this smartphone is for you.