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Mobile World Congress is the largest show for phones and sets the tone for annual mobile trends. Ginny Mies gives us a sneak peek at the 2012 show.

Online consumers need a legal framework that imposes security responsibilities on internet companies like Facebook and Google that host our personal data.

If you're serious about portable gaming, the Sony PlayStation Vita is a must-have device. Coupled with a gorgeous 5-inch OLED gameplay is superb, thanks to the dual analog sticks and very responsive face buttons. The handheld's touch-only UI is a breeze to manage but the use of proprietary memory cards is a blemish on an otherwise outstanding product.

Facebook has finally announced its IPO, filing a valuation with the SEC valued at $100 billion dollars. If everything goes as planned, the IPO could create between 500 and 1,000 new millionaires at the company. But some analysts are wondering if the company's valuation is overly high.

If you need a fast color printer for your small workgroup, HP and Lexmark offer fast, full featured inkjets that are better choices than a low-cost color laser. You also get lots of great features with both of these products, and best of all, both of these products have very cheap ink.

The HyperJuice Plug is a $120 portable charger that can be used to recharge you phone, tablet, or USB device in a pinch. The portable device is encased in an aluminum enclosure and available from hypershop.com.

SoundJaw is a plastic device that clips onto your iPad, boosting the audio level of the iPad's built-in speaker by up to 40 percent.

App maker Global Delight wants to make mobile video editing less of a chore and more of a game. That’s the idea behind Game Your Video, an iPhone video-editing app introduced at this week’s Macworld | iWorld.

iKeyboard is a $35 device that attaches to your iPad's screen to provide a touch keyboard feel without needing a Bluetooth connection.

What's drawing Eye-Fi's ire is the fact that the SDA has announced a spec called iSDIO that seems mighty similar to the wireless technology synonymous with the Eye-Fi brand name.

The Eastman Kodak Company bankruptcy filing highlights a struggle to keep up with a world where smartphones are more handy than point-and-shoot cameras.

Your new PC most likely came with a whole bunch of preinstalled apps and utilities you'll never use. Here's how to get rid of them.