AT&T Inc., the largest U.S. phone company, will cut wireless data-plan prices for most users next week and stop offering unlimited data plans to manage soaring demand for data-hungry devices like Apple Inc.?s iPhone. More ...

AT&T Inc., the largest U.S. phone company, is offering new wireless data plans as it struggles to meet surging demand for data-hungry devices like Apple Inc.?s iPhone on its network. More ...

In a speech at D: All Things Digital, the Apple CEO says the day is not that far off when not everyone will need a traditional computer. Plus, Jobs on Google, Windows, iPhonegate, AT&T and more. More ...

Longtime critics say changes are unacceptable because the standard is still "opt-in," and more government regulation is necessary. More ...

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First launched in October 1985, Atlantis has docked at space stations, launched planetary probes, and last year visited the Hubble Space Telescope for a final overhaul. More ...

The irony that Wired, a magazine founded to chronicle the digital revolution, has traditionally come to you each month on the smooshed atoms of dead trees is not lost on us. Let's just say the medium is not always the message. Except that now it is. I'm delighted to announce that Wired's first digi More ...

Although Redmond frequently shuffles its executive ranks, Tuesday's departure of Robbie Bach and J. Allard is a big deal. CNET's Ina Fried takes a look at the implications and fallout. More ...

Microsoft Corp. said Robbie Bach will retire as head of the division that runs the company?s Xbox game and mobile-devices businesses. More ...

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To celebrate the video game's 30th anniversary, Google created its first-ever playable home page doodle, a functional Pac-Man game--with a logo twist. More ...

Facebook appears to have violated its promise not to share "identifiable" user data with advertisers in a situation it says it has since corrected. More ...

Pakistan, home to the world?s second- largest Muslim population, blocked Google Inc.?s YouTube service and more than 450 web links as the government widened a crackdown on Internet material deemed as blasphemous. More ...

Whether or not you agree with Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's assertion that the age of privacy is over, you can likely agree on one thing - Facebook privacy settings are not easily deciphered. If you're not sure whether you're sufficiently protected in what you share on Facebook, then R More ...

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