Bob Dylan once named “Death of an Unpopular Poet” and “He Went to Paris” two of his favorite Jimmy Buffett songs.

The late "Margaritaville" singer-songwriter would have been 79 this year. Here's what to know about his connections to Palm ...

Born Christmas Day in 1946, it took Jimmy Buffett 50 years to release his first holiday album, Christmas Island. Released in 1996, the album is a collection of reimagined holiday classics and some ...

Every week at The Verge, we’re tracking what’s happening with Trump Mobile’s promised and yet undelivered Android phone. Why? Because we cover phones. We also cover vaporware, which the T1 Phone 8002 ...

Buffett has successfully outperformed the S&P 500 for decades with his patient approach to investing. His actions at Berkshire Hathaway paint a clear picture of the opportunities available in the ...

Over the last few years, under Lenovo’s ownership, Motorola has really made quite the comeback in North America. They are still fourth behind Apple, Samsung, and Google, but they are rapidly ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Jimmy Page (shown left, in January 1970) replied to the implied challenge from George Harrison ...

Samsung is no stranger to producing high-quality devices for consumers, but those things usually come at an equally high cost, unless you’re referring to the Samsung Galaxy A36 5G, a phone that ...

When’s the last time you got into bed without your phone? Almost 90 percent of Americans keep their phones in their bedrooms, despite frequent advice from sleep experts to stash them anywhere but.

Many famous business leaders such as Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg never graduated college, but even if you’re not starting your own company, a high-priced degree isn’t necessarily a prerequisite.

There’s a certain feeling I get in the pit of my stomach when I’m waiting for an important call to come through. You know the type – maybe a call from your boss, a potential new employer or news of a ...

LOS ANGELES -- The last time we saw such a star-studded event to create a song with a purpose was probably in 1985 for "We Are the World," which raised more than $80 million for humanitarian aid in ...