January 3, 2011

Portable devices are less necessary for gamers with smartphones, but gadget makers intend a comeback, with Nintendo using three-dimensional graphics.

For a playoff spot, the Giants had to beat the Redskins. They did. But they also needed the Bears to beat the Packers.

Archaeologists and preservationists are turning to ancient sites in Iraq to combat any further deterioration.

If “The Social Network” wins, the movie about the Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg will end some 23 years of Columbia going without top honors on Academy Awards night.

Realistic or not, anything less than a Super Bowl berth will rate this Jets season as a failure.

Americans watched more television than ever in 2010, according to the Nielsen Company, and the generation-long shift to cable from broadcast continued.

After two dreadful losses and a heartbreaking Green Bay victory kept the Giants from the playoffs, the organization reiterated its loyalty to Coach Tom Coughlin.

As the media landscape continues to change, a look at some of the developments that will make news in the coming year.

As part of his emergency fiscal plan, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is expected to take aim at unions during his State of the State address on Wednesday, officials said.

Since WikiLeaks threatened to “take down” a major American bank, Bank of America has been hunting for signs that its systems have been compromised.

This year, having digested the iPad’s victories and stumbles, manufacturers may just put out more of those tablets.

After a rise in the cigarette tax, demand for a Pfizer antismoking drug outstripped the supply.