The digital IDs promise to offer the convenience of not bringing a wallet along, but they may also spur confusion as the new technology rolls out.

It’s compatible with D.C.’s exposure notifications system, along with those in nine other jurisdictions.

“He had no idea what he doing. He was being a teenager. He was taking a selfie. Hashtag ‘youredumb.'”

Senator John McCain, who is eager for Congress to approve action, must be confident in Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s efforts to round up enough votes—’cause he was seen playing poker on his iPhone.

A new iPhone application being released today aims to fill the void left by the demise of the popular NextBus DC app.

John Jones, a smartphone app developer, launched today a new iOS program called TruckToMe.

Late-night diners stuck on those snaking lines out the door and down the alley at 1213 U Street NW can now preview their greasy meals on their phones. Ben’s Chili Bowl has its very own mobile application.

The National Zoo launched an app this week designed to help iPhone-owning visitors navigate their way around. And, oh yeah, it features live video streams of the pandas.

If you lose your iPhone, don’t give up hope: a New York Times writer was able to get his back after getting a little help from an app, his followers on Twitter and the Prince George’s County Police Department.

A woman walking on Capitol Hill on Tuesday was the victim of a mugging in which the suspect punched her in the face, stole her iPhone and then sped off, all while riding a Capital Bikeshare bicycle.