Amazon's Prime and punishment

FORTUNE -- Launched in 2005, Amazon Prime aimed to get customers to spend more. For $79 a year, members got complimentary two-day delivery on an ...

BlackBerry PlayBook finally gets email in 2.0 upgrade

Research in Motion has finally launched a much-needed update to the PlayBook tablet, which now includes built-in features like email and calendar.

Microsoft: Google violates our users' privacy too

Last week, Google was caught circumventing Apple's Safari browser privacy settings. Microsoft chimed in Monday with a "me too" complaint, saying that ...

Fake Pokemon app becomes Apple App Store bestseller

The iPad trademark follies: Apple legal strikes back

Today in Tech: A cheaper Nook Tablet coming this week?

Alibaba wants to take Web unit private

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba, which has been in the headlines lately for its tussles with stakeholder Yahoo, wants to take its publicly traded Web ...

Fake Pokemon app becomes Apple App Store bestseller

A scam Pokemon game reached No. 2 on Apple's App Store charts this week before it was pulled -- a debacle that calls into question both Apple's ...

Sorry, America: Your wireless airwaves are full

This is part one of a week-long series on the cell phone capacity crunch.

Sorry, America: Your wireless airwaves are full

This is part one of a week-long series on the cell phone capacity crunch.

Barnes & Noble unveils $199 Nook Tablet

Barnes & Noble will sell a cheaper version of its Nook Tablet for $199, the same price as Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet.

Sorry, America: Your wireless airwaves are full

The iPad trademark follies: Apple legal strikes back

Accuses a Chinese company of lying and threatens to sue its chairman for defamation

Today in Tech: A cheaper Nook Tablet coming this week?

Fortune's curated selection of tech stories from the long weekend.

Apple doubles addressable market in China

China Telecom, the country's No. 3 carrier and No.1 Wi-Fi provider, gets the iPhone.

Intel's (latest) mobile comeback

There are two kinds of CEOs: Those who love the spotlight and those who hate it. Paul Otellini, chief executive officer of Intel, falls into the ...

The iPad trademark follies: Apple legal strikes back

No, Netflix doesn't suddenly believe in DVDs again

FORTUNE -- Netflix (NFLX) CEO Reed Hastings really can't catch a break. And it's only partly his fault. Ever since that unharmed aborted DVD-spinoff ...

Revenge of the tech geezers!

Apple continues to be the market darling as investors eagerly anticipate more news about the iPad 3, and perhaps a dividend. The stock is up 24% in ...

Obama campaign opens Silicon Valley field office

Silicon Valley has a hot new startup setting up shop: President Obama's re-election campaign. The organization is opening a field office in San ...