Computer Industry

The Fort Worth-based airline carriers says passengers will be able to track if their plane will have wi-fi 24 hours before departure.

The system, Xirrus, provides secure remote connections with 75% fewer devices, cables, and switch ports, saving the district a substantial amount in equipment.

They're launching the freebie in conjunction with Lexus.

When it comes to niche communities like Latinos, national is local, says publisher Marisa Trevino.

Hundreds of programs like Your Ideal Weight, Virtual Trainer, and gamerDNA now make it easier than ever to track yourself and record your habits.

Devices like Sony's eReader and Amazon's Kindle are helping to greatly increase e-book sales.

Eolas is suing 22 corporate giants for infringement.

AskDanandJennifer.com has quickly become one of the web’s most popular sex and advice sites, with over 300,000 hits a month.

Companies together represent $8 billion in services revenue.

The long and the short of it was that no punches were thrown and nobody really “won,” but the topic of adultery really got the crowd of 2,000 riled up.

Their new website allows people to balance the federal budget. Snooze? It's more fun than you think.

That means they can take classes online.

Welcome to a glimpse of the monthly WordPress meetups in Dallas. Even if you're a closet tech nerd, there's something here for you.

Sure you can get all dolled up and go to a concert, but you can also catch local shows live on the web.

Hope the guy adds photos of trucks.

You don't pay your bills, you pay the consequences.

There's info about how to donate, volunteer, and advocate for others.

Airline has been testing the service on four aircraft since February.

The Dallas neighborhoods have just completed their version of the internet Olympics to see which neighborhood was the most internet visible.