EDGE Los Angeles

This September, software developers, designers, and LGBT activists will meet in Oakland, CA., for Trans*H4CK, the world’s first transgender hackathon aimed to address issues specific to the transgender community.

One of the lead strategists for Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign suggests that he lost the election because of his views on gay rights and similar issues rather than technological issues.

People living with HIV and AIDS now have another tool to help manage their health needs and medications: their smartphones.

"We couldn’t find a nice headphone stand on the market, so we created one on our own" said Erich Huang, Co-founder of Just Mobile. "Just like Xtand for the iPhone stand, we believe HeadStand will create headphone stand as a new product category."

A new standard in shaving offers a sleek, lightweight design that gives users a convenient USB charging option that will save them not only space but also the aggravation of finding a free electrical outlet.

The many apps available on so-called smartphones have long since surpassed actually speaking to someone else, which is beginning to seem as fusty as Alexander Graham Bell paging Mr. Watson.

LEDs have finally come of age, with eco-friendly products ranging from flashlights to undermounts.

A recent design contest partnership between Sony Mobile Communications and the London College of Fashion has resulted in a tech/fashion partnership.

Using a computer is a must these days for job seekers and next week, Positive Resource Center will unveil a brand new computer lab that will be a big boost to its clients.

For tech-savvy, worried parents, a new Android app promises an answer top what what see as a crucial question: Is sonny boy gay?