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Team rebuilding world's first websiteupdated Tue Apr 30 2013 13:28:27

Twenty years ago, a team of researchers shared the Web with the world. Now they want to show a generation that grew up online what it was like in its earliest days.

How iTunes changed music, and the worldupdated Fri Apr 26 2013 15:39:19

On April 28, 2003, Apple threw open the virtual doors to its iTunes Store, and music -- all digital media, really -- hasn't been the same since.

Coffee with Apple's CEO? That'll be $210,000updated Thu Apr 25 2013 12:54:52

Apple CEO Tim Cook might soon be sharing Silicon Valley's most expensive cup of coffee.

Lessons from the sorority-girl e-mail rantupdated Wed Apr 24 2013 17:03:58

It's been the rant read 'round the world this week -- its prose so gloriously profane and its priorities so shockingly misplaced that the Web hasn't been able to look away.

Google chairman: 6 predictions for our digital futureupdated Tue Apr 23 2013 17:42:15

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has been thinking a lot about our digital future.

Police-scanner sites see surge in traffic after Boston updated Tue Apr 23 2013 10:32:11

For listeners of police scanners, last week's tragic events offered one real-time drama after another.

Should criminal investigations be crowdsourced?updated Mon Apr 22 2013 19:21:35

Reddit general manager Erik Martin has had a busy few days.

Reddit co-founder urges tech leaders to fight CISPAupdated Mon Apr 22 2013 12:49:47

The co-founder of the popular social news site Reddit has called on the leaders of Google, Facebook and Twitter to help defeat a controversial cybersecurity bill that would compromise the privacy of their users if passed by lawmakers.

Google boss: Entire world will be online by 2020updated Mon Apr 15 2013 13:19:51

Everybody in the world will be on the Internet within seven years. That's what Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said this weekend in public comments that inspired everything from excitement to incredulity.

Why everybody's building a Web music serviceupdated Fri Apr 12 2013 19:20:59

By the time you read this Twitter may have already announced it's getting into the online-music business. If so, they will have plenty of company -- courtesy of some of the tech world's biggest names.

How to tell Google what to do with your account in the afterlifeupdated Thu Apr 11 2013 17:23:59

There's no better way to start off the afternoon than coming to terms with your mortality, which you'll need to do if you want to take advantage of Google's new Inactive Account Manager. Google launched the service on its account settings page to give users options with their account should it remain inactive for an extended period of time.

Hidden gems of the Webby Award nomineesupdated Wed Apr 10 2013 08:16:39

The annual Webby Awards are always a treasure trove of fascinating sites and apps. The organization behind the awards, the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, announced the latest, lengthy list of nominees on Tuesday.

Smellable search results and other April Fools' tech pranksupdated Mon Apr 01 2013 09:17:54

Search results you can smell, a crowdsourced hunt for pirate booty and paying for vowels on Twitter are some of this year's attempts at tech pranks. Few fooled anymore, but the annual tech ritual is still fun to watch. 

Massive cyberattack hits Internet usersupdated Wed Mar 27 2013 14:34:06

Internet users around the globe are facing slowed-down service, thanks to what's being called the biggest cyberattack in history.

The Internet: It's like never leaving junior highupdated Wed Mar 27 2013 10:27:13

Remember when you were 12 years old and you'd pass notes in class, making snide remarks about members of the opposite sex?

Funny or Die making spoof Steve Jobs biopicupdated Tue Mar 19 2013 16:44:57

Forget Ashton Kutcher and Aaron Sorkin. The next Steve Jobs biopic you see will star the "I'm a Mac" guy and come from the twisted minds of Funny or Die.

Cyberattack on Florida election raises questionsupdated Mon Mar 18 2013 15:17:11

It's a fear that keeps cybersecurity experts up at night: an attack on an online election system.

Google Readers users migrating to Feedlyupdated Mon Mar 18 2013 11:08:49

Feedly, a news aggregator which promised to make the migration from Google Reader ? which is being shut down on July 1 ? seamless, has already seen an influx of over 500,000 million Reader users.

Dropbox acquires buzzy app Mailboxupdated Fri Mar 15 2013 15:39:00

In case you haven't heard, Mailbox is the iOS app that everyone wants to get their grubby little paws on. The hip new e-mail app is an alternative interface for Gmail accounts (yes, it only works with Gmail). People who have used it love the gesture-based interface and the ability to "snooze" messages?this latter feature prompts a pop-up message to remind you to reply at some point in the future, like later in the day, later that night, or over the weekend.

Google Reader shutting down on July 1updated Thu Mar 14 2013 11:53:57

Google Reader, one of the best-known feeds through which users can pull together their favorite Web content in one place, will be shutting down, the company announced.

How the Internet built a $100,000 race carupdated Tue Mar 12 2013 16:01:58

With its orange paint, muscular look and mounted steer horns, an unusual race car has been turning heads on the streets of this capital city.

How Marissa Mayer writes her own rulesupdated Tue Mar 12 2013 09:13:14

To become Google's first female engineer in 1999 -- and, eventually, one of the most powerful women in tech -- Marissa Mayer had to get comfortable with risk.

The unlikely star of SXSW: Grumpy Catupdated Sun Mar 10 2013 16:54:24

Forget Elon Musk or Al Gore. The biggest star of the South by Southwest Interactive festival is less than a year old, sleeps all day and looks like she just swallowed a hairball.

Reddit co-founder: I'm not mayor of the Internetupdated Sat Mar 09 2013 13:56:13

Alexis Ohanian is not the mayor of the Internet.

How will the web change in 2013?updated Fri Mar 08 2013 15:25:33

Wordpress founder Matt Mullenweg, Joanna Shields from Tech City, and Google's Eze Vidra share their tech tips for 2013.

50 million compromised in Evernote hackupdated Mon Mar 04 2013 11:46:20

Tens of millions of online note-takers found themselves worrying about their security Monday, as questions remained about a weekend hack of Evernote.

Why the online 'daily deals' craze fizzledupdated Fri Mar 01 2013 18:42:04

On Thursday, Groupon founder and CEO Andrew Mason summed up his day, and perhaps an entire niche industry, with a joke.

Mozilla launches Firefox OSupdated Fri Mar 01 2013 11:54:18

Mozilla Chairwoman, Mitchell Baker talks to CNN's Kristie Lu Stout about introduction of their new Firefox OS.

Figuring out the future of online privacyupdated Thu Feb 28 2013 15:47:58

What level of privacy will we have online in the future?

Report: Eastern European gang hacked Apple, Facebook, Twitterupdated Wed Feb 20 2013 11:49:31

An Eastern European gang of hackers bent on stealing company secrets was responsible for recent attacks on Apple, Facebook and Twitter as well as dozens of other less-publicized hacks, according to new reports.

Apple: We were hacked, tooupdated Tue Feb 19 2013 14:45:16

Apple said Tuesday that a small amount of its employees' computers had been hacked, but that no data were exposed.

Goodbye Hotmail, hello Outlookupdated Tue Feb 19 2013 11:58:31

When Microsoft introduced a preview version of a fresh and inventive webmail service it called Outlook.com last August, it was pretty clear that it was telling the world that it intended to start winding down its venerable Hotmail sooner or later.

Your (additional) Rules of the Internetupdated Mon Feb 18 2013 12:38:10

Does the Internet need more rules? Does it need any rules at all?

Police: Naked scammers seduce, blackmail men on Webupdated Mon Feb 18 2013 11:57:30

Who would have thought that getting naked and naughty with a stranger online could have negative consequences?

Iceland wants to ban Internet pornupdated Fri Feb 15 2013 12:39:35

Iceland is working on banning Internet pornography, calling explicit online images a threat to children.

Despite threat, State of the Union speech not disrupted online updated Tue Feb 12 2013 18:13:35

Hacker collective Anonymous announced plans to disrupt Web streams of Tuesday night's State of the Union address in protest of various Obama administration policies.

Bacon chocolate, e-cards and other Valentine trendsupdated Tue Feb 12 2013 12:54:38

Choosing the right Valentine's Day gift can be tricky. Is your paramour into the the textbook red roses and box of chocolates, or would they prefer a romantic home-cooked meal?

Haters don't hate Amazon (Facebook, however ...)updated Tue Feb 12 2013 12:21:16

Check the comments section on any tech blog: People love to hate Apple. They love to hate Microsoft. And Facebook. Each of these companies has spawned a parallel online hater community.

How technology has changed romanceupdated Tue Feb 12 2013 09:35:54

When it comes to romance, texting is often seen as a bare-minimum form of communication. It's fine for firming up Wednesday night dinner plans, but for expressing heartfelt sentiments? Not so much.

How Amazon could save the U.S. Postal Serviceupdated Thu Feb 07 2013 17:54:17

It's the internet's fault that, if the U.S. Postal Service has its way, you won't be getting letters delivered to your mailbox on Saturdays anymore. After all, how many stamps have you bought lately?

Breaking down the Super Bowl tech adsupdated Mon Feb 04 2013 12:39:45

Yeah, yeah. We know. You just watch the Super Bowl for the commercials.

5 tech tips for enjoying the Super Bowlupdated Thu Jan 31 2013 17:55:20

Last year's inaugural live stream of the Super Bowl got its fair share of criticism, but it did set a precedent for how technology can affect our enjoyment of the year's most-hyped sporting event.

U-verse back up after outage hit thousandsupdated Thu Jan 24 2013 12:13:21

Service had been restored by midday Thursday for tens of thousands of AT&T's U-verse TV, Internet and phone customers after an outage that lasted several days.

Kim Dotcom on his new file-sharing site, Megaupdated Mon Jan 21 2013 10:38:05

It was a busy weekend, but Kim Dotcom was feeling relaxed.

Prosecutor defends case against Aaron Swartzupdated Thu Jan 17 2013 12:02:43

A federal prosecutor is pushing back against the claim by the grieving family of Internet activist Aaron Swartz that "prosecutorial overreach" was a factor in his suicide, saying her office acted "fairly and responsibly."

How Aaron Swartz helped build the Internetupdated Tue Jan 15 2013 09:15:13

Aaron Swartz helped create the Internet.

Anger, soul searching follow death of Internet activistupdated Mon Jan 14 2013 16:03:09

To the people of the Internet who knew his work, he was an "enormous intellect," a "brilliant and determined spirit" and a "hero of the open net."

Critical Java vulnerability due to incomplete earlier patchupdated Fri Jan 11 2013 17:25:10

The critical Java vulnerability that is currently under attack was made possible by an incomplete patch Oracle developers issued last year to fix an earlier security bug, a researcher said.

Apparently This Matters: World's hottest curryupdated Fri Jan 11 2013 12:59:27

There's a great dive bar in my neighborhood called Jack's where they oven-bake the chicken wings. And they're absolutely amazing. I'm not saying I've had semi-inappropriate fantasies about them. But I'm also not denying it.

Amazon giving you free MP3s for CDs you boughtupdated Thu Jan 10 2013 16:56:57

Amazon has launched AutoRip, a service that gives customers free MP3 versions of CDs they've purchased anytime since 1998.

Deaf woman's eBay complaint highlights dispute over Web access for disabledupdated Thu Jan 10 2013 11:17:53

Melissa Earll owns stacks of classic comic books, baseball cards that include a young Hank Aaron and Whitey Ford and other collectibles she wants to sell.

Losing New Year's resolve? Google wants to helpupdated Thu Jan 03 2013 12:18:38

Are your New Year's resolutions already losing some of their resolve? Google wants to help.

Six tech resolutions for 2013updated Tue Jan 01 2013 13:09:20

Between your new regimen of daily workouts, volunteering, painting or whatever else you've resolved to do more of in the New Year, make time for a few tech-centric resolutions.

School boy's wildlife-tracking website helps tourists spot big beastsupdated Mon Dec 31 2012 06:06:05

He's helped save a rhino's life, spoken at major tech conferences, won several awards and created an online community of thousands of users -- and he is just 16 years old.

The top 10 tech 'fails' of 2012updated Fri Dec 28 2012 13:18:53

Well, you can't win 'em all.

The top 12 tech stories of 2012updated Thu Dec 27 2012 16:40:23

In the tech world, 2012 was the year of the reboot. Older, established tech companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo and Nintendo all tried to restart their brands with bold new products and fresh blood in the executive suites.

The horror! Tweets from Netflix's Christmas outageupdated Wed Dec 26 2012 12:25:18

Aah, Christmas Eve. A time for family and friends, eggnog and mistletoe, carols and cookies ... and catching up on "Downton Abbey"?

The craziest Craigslist posts of 2012updated Tue Dec 25 2012 15:07:32

Homer Simpson's famous ode to alcohol?"The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems"?might apply in equal measure to Craigslist, the wildly popular, barebones site where one can find all of life's problems and solutions, including: a freelance writing gig, roommates, a sex partner, a man-sized fiberglass chili pepper, a lifetime supply of hot sauce, and coffee beans that have been ingested, digested, and excreted by someone living in Portland.

On Web, 'Time Has Come' for '60s singerupdated Mon Dec 24 2012 17:16:35

His song is one of the enduring anthems of the turbulent 1960s, a soulful call to action awash in a psychedelic wave of sound.

Websites go dark for Sandy Hook moment of silence updated Thu Dec 20 2012 15:52:04

Some major websites went dark briefly Friday at 9:30 a.m. ET as part of a national moment of silence for the victims of last week's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

From Robert Bork to Instagram in 7 stepsupdated Thu Dec 20 2012 11:27:48

If you read the headlines this week about the the death of Judge Robert Bork, you probably took away that he will be remembered for his conservative judicial philosophy and losing a very contentious Supreme Court confirmation battle.

U.S. refuses to sign UN Internet treatyupdated Fri Dec 14 2012 10:45:50

The United States, along with the United Kingdom and Canada, is refusing to sign a United Nations treaty on telecommunications and the Internet that has been under negotiation for the past two weeks.

'Catfish' creators on meeting your online crushupdated Thu Dec 06 2012 08:36:36

Everyone -- and we mean everyone -- puts their proverbial best foot forward online. And why shouldn't they?

'Gangnam Style' to 'Kony 2012:' This year's top viral videosupdated Wed Dec 05 2012 08:05:20

It is a guilty pleasure of anyone supposed to be working, and a time-waster that has kept millions of us up far too late at night.

Internet hangs in balance as world leaders meet in secretupdated Mon Dec 03 2012 16:09:53

There's a lot of sky-is-falling doomsday predictions about the World Conference on International Telecommunications, which opens Monday in Dubai with some 190-plus nations discussing the global internet's future.

Apparently This Matters: Chicks dig skinny guysupdated Fri Nov 30 2012 17:30:43

As I write this from the breakfast bar in my house, I just now finished eating a Lean Pocket for lunch. And it was awesome. Those delicious, microwavable little bastards complete me.

Why 'Six Strikes' could be a nightmare for anyone with shared Internetupdated Fri Nov 30 2012 16:50:22

No, "six strikes" isn't a phrase from some esoteric version of baseball played on Mars ? it's a colloquialism for a new anti-piracy warning system designed to track copyright infringers and help internet service providers (ISPs) take progressively punitive measures to discourage or prevent said infringers from engaging in further copyright-violating activities.

Syria caused Internet blackout, security firm saysupdated Fri Nov 30 2012 13:42:12

Despite claims to the contrary, the Syrian government is almost certainly responsible for a blackout Thursday that shut down virtually all Internet service in the country, according to a leading Web security firm.

iTunes11 finally available for downloadupdated Thu Nov 29 2012 16:09:54

At long last, iTunes 11 is finally available for download.

Bing takes on Google in fight for holiday shoppersupdated Wed Nov 28 2012 22:22:06

If Black Friday lines and stories of violence, vehicular assault and child abandonment taught us anything, it's that the holiday shopping season is a dark, competitive time.

Gmail allows 10 GB file sharing with Google Driveupdated Wed Nov 28 2012 17:47:18

Frustrated that you can't share files the size of your entire music collection via e-mail? Google wants to help.

How a fake Google news story spread onlineupdated Wed Nov 28 2012 13:19:39

It was big news in the tech world -- or at least it would have been if it had been true.

Congressman proposes 2-year ban on bills about Internetupdated Tue Nov 27 2012 18:23:16

In an unusual step, a U.S. congressman is proposing a two-year ban on all new federal legislation regulating the Internet.

iPhone 5 is Bing's most-searched news story for 2012updated Tue Nov 27 2012 12:16:38

Poor Microsoft. People who use your search engine seem especially interested in ... Apple.

Online Black Friday sales top $1 billionupdated Mon Nov 26 2012 11:53:29

Online shoppers eager for discounts this holiday season did not wait for Cyber Monday.

Is there still a need for Cyber Monday?updated Mon Nov 26 2012 09:26:27

Seven years ago, Cyber Monday was established as the online counterpart to Black Friday, a day when Internet retailers would band together to lure holiday shoppers to web storefronts through steep discounts, free shipping and other promotions.

Apparently This Matters: The Boyfriend Pillowupdated Thu Nov 22 2012 09:18:11

As you struggle to read this with that one sleepy eye just barely open, you're probably deep into your post-Thanksgiving tryptophan coma, sitting peacefully on the sofa with a laptop balanced by your gut. Maybe you're still trying to rationalize the fact that your projectile shirt button flew across the dinner table and killed Uncle Dave.

Anonymous declares 'cyberwar' on Israelupdated Mon Nov 19 2012 14:43:29

In the digital age, war isn't contained to the ground.

Apparently This Matters: 'It's Thanksgiving'updated Fri Nov 16 2012 12:16:28

Before we begin, I need mom and dad to go to YouTube and watch Rebecca Black's music video for "Friday." Otherwise, the rest of this column will lack context. So go have a look, and then, if you two actually manage to stomach the whole thing without jumping off a bridge, please, dear parents, continue reading.

5 digital tips for saner holiday travelupdated Wed Nov 14 2012 17:21:20

The week of hellish Thanksgiving travel is almost upon us, when news crews will descend upon airports everywhere for their epic updates from the front line: "Breaking, breaking! The airport is really crowded, you guys!"

Skype blocks password resets after security hole discoveredupdated Wed Nov 14 2012 11:30:25

Skype has disabled its password-reset feature after hackers discovered a security hole in the video-chat service that allows almost anyone to change a user's password and take control of their account.

Google's blazingly fast Internet goes live in Kansas Cityupdated Wed Nov 14 2012 09:40:54

After months of fanfare and anticipation, gigabit home Internet service Google Fiber finally went live on Tuesday in Kansas City.

Google: 'Government surveillance is on the rise'updated Tue Nov 13 2012 19:00:23

The tangled David Petraeus scandal highlights how easily the U.S. government can access citizens' private e-mails.

Online viewers ditch slow-loading video after 2 secondsupdated Mon Nov 12 2012 11:52:25

Two seconds.

How Obama's data crunchers helped him winupdated Wed Nov 07 2012 16:34:40

In late spring, the backroom number crunchers who powered Barack Obama's campaign to victory noticed that George Clooney had an almost gravitational tug on West Coast females ages 40 to 49. The women were far and away the single demographic group most likely to hand over cash, for a chance to dine in Hollywood with Clooney ? and Obama.

Instagram profiles are coming to the Webupdated Mon Nov 05 2012 17:24:26

Photo-sharing app Instagram has attracted more than 100 million users by encouraging people to snap pictures with their smartphones, dress them up with filters and share them with friends.

New Jersey lets Sandy victims vote via e-mailupdated Mon Nov 05 2012 11:43:53

New Jersey residents displaced by Superstorm Sandy will be allowed to vote in Tuesday's elections via e-mail or fax, the first time civilians in the state have been allowed to vote remotely.

Apparently This Matters: Bye bye, Buckyballsupdated Fri Nov 02 2012 16:30:09

There's a man defecating on my desk. He's Spanish. But, sadly, it's not Rafa Nadal. For surely that might count, then, as an oddly spectacular life moment worth Instagramming.

Google maps Sandy flooding, power outagesupdated Tue Oct 30 2012 11:38:25

Google has used its wealth of data to compile an interactive crisis map for massive storm Sandy, giving users up-to-date information about storm surges, power outages, shelters and evacuation routes.

Steve Jobs' yacht revealed, christened 'Venus'updated Mon Oct 29 2012 09:55:59

Steve Jobs' yacht was unveiled in a Dutch shipyard on Sunday, where the unusual boat designed by Jobs and famed minimalist designer Philippe Starck was christened "Venus," after the Roman goddess of love, beauty, sex, fertility, prosperity and victory.

Apparently This Matters: The Dipjar updated Fri Oct 26 2012 16:36:54

Look, I'm not saying I'm a cheap bastard. I'm also not saying I'm a soulless ginger. Mind you, both are true. I'm just not saying it.

The 25 worst passwords of 2012updated Thu Oct 25 2012 16:19:17

If any of your passwords are on this list, then shame on you -- and go change them now.

Democrats more likely than Republicans to donate to campaigns onlineupdated Thu Oct 25 2012 15:09:09

Democrats who have donated to a presidential campaign this election are more likely than Republicans to have done so on the Internet, according to a new study.

The art of the 'away message'updated Wed Oct 24 2012 11:19:40

Think back to your college days, those beer-soaked years spent wandering the purple-carpeted halls of your dorm, snacking on Easy Mac and looking for someone to entertain you so you wouldn't have to study for your Sociology of Organizations midterm. Outside fellow dorm dwellers' rooms were whiteboards scribbled with whatever the inhabitants felt it necessary to tell the world.

Amazon outage takes down Reddit, Foursquare, othersupdated Mon Oct 22 2012 17:57:37

An outage of one of Amazon's cloud computing data centers knocked out popular sites like Reddit, Foursquare Pinterest and TMZ for some users on Monday.

Apparently This Matters: $10,000 BBQ sauceupdated Fri Oct 19 2012 11:21:29

The silliest thing I ever purchased on impulse through eBay was a signed photo of the late Jerry Orbach from NBC's "Law & Order." Which, I suppose, really isn't all that silly.

Internet providers to begin warning customers who pirate content updated Thu Oct 18 2012 19:57:11

It is about to get a bit more difficult to illegally download TV shows, movies or music online.

New CNN Trends tool gives broad look at top news storiesupdated Thu Oct 18 2012 17:00:15

CNN's Web and mobile users can use a new tool to follow the day's top stories as they're developing, even when that means going to other news sources for a broader perspective.

5 e-mail habits you should avoidupdated Wed Oct 17 2012 11:27:35

Unless you are a shiftless layabout, you're probably going to have to e-mail someone more important than you during the course of your lifetime: a boss, a professor, President Barack Obama (if you're a confused elderly person and you think those campaign e-mails he and Beyoncé are always sending are actually addressed to you).

Cuba's indie tech festivalupdated Mon Jun 25 2012 06:01:44

CNN's Patrick Oppmann reports Cuban techies got together for a festival without having any technology.

New software helps online job-seekersupdated Sun Aug 07 2011 13:32:58

Craig Bell reports a new company has created software to help online job-seekers know where they stand in the process.

Inside China's hacker worldupdated Thu Aug 04 2011 07:55:33

CNN's Eunice Yoon gets insights on Chinese hacking from a self-described godfather of China's hacker world.

Breivik's digital footprintupdated Mon Jul 25 2011 12:13:57

Cyber sleuths try to learn details about mass shooting suspect Anders Behring Breivik. CNN's Kristi Lu Stout reports.

'Bitcoin' virtual currency pros and consupdated Tue Jul 19 2011 11:40:37

CNN's Felicia Taylor explains how "Bitcoin," an online currency works.

The online security generation gapupdated Fri Jul 08 2011 09:24:02

A young British woman and her grandmother demonstrate how different generations view internet security.

How to hide your online footprintupdated Tue Jun 28 2011 13:01:06

CNN's Michael Holmes looks at the digital footprint we leave behind and ways to hide our online lives.

Anna Wintour sets sights on new mediaupdated Wed Jun 15 2011 15:10:28

In an exclusive interview, CNN's Felicia Taylor talks with Vogue Editor Anna Wintour about vogue.com's revamp.

Will data caps threaten cloud services?updated Thu Jun 09 2011 12:47:20

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains how ISP-imposed limits on how much data you can download could affect cloud computing.

June 8 is World IPv6 Dayupdated Wed Jun 08 2011 13:59:30

Major websites test new versions of Internet protocol in an experiment known as IPv6 Day. Kristie Lu Stout explains.

Cloud security concerns criticsupdated Wed Jun 08 2011 10:37:48

Will cloud computing make hacking and ID theft easier? CNN's Felicia Taylor reports.

Rare look at a cloud computing centerupdated Tue Jun 07 2011 10:38:45

CNN's Emily Reuben gets a rare glimpse inside the data center of a cloud facility at an undisclosed location in London.

iCloud center of Apple's digital hubupdated Tue Jun 07 2011 10:30:07

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout explains what Apple's iCloud can and cannot do.

In Singapore many shoot before they eatupdated Fri May 20 2011 00:59:38

CNN's Liz Neisloss is in Singapore, where passions run high for food, photos of it and sharing both online.

Palace guard yanked over Facebook postupdated Mon Apr 25 2011 11:23:51

A Buckingham Palace guard is removed from royal wedding duty over comments he put on Facebook.

U.S. e-book sales top printupdated Fri Apr 22 2011 10:30:29

For the first time, sales of electronic books in the U.S. exceed sales of print. CNN's Adriana Hauser reports.

The Chinese town the internet builtupdated Thu Mar 31 2011 09:28:49

CNN's Eunice Yoon travels to a village where the residents make their living selling through Taobao.com.

How Chinese circumvent 'firewall' onlineupdated Mon Mar 28 2011 20:40:26

CNN's Jo Ling Kent in Beijing explains China's "Great Firewall" and how users circumvent it.

Chatting with a Chinese blog pioneerupdated Mon Mar 28 2011 07:30:45

There are over 60 million bloggers in China, and he was among the first ones. CNN's Kristie Lu Stout talks to Isaac Mao.

Google tool helps find Japan's missingupdated Sun Mar 13 2011 03:23:39

CNN's Reggie Aqui explains how the internet has once again played a role connecting people after a disaster.

Steve Jobs returns to unveil iPad2updated Wed Mar 02 2011 13:56:17

Apple CEO Steve Jobs appears at the debut of the iPad 2 in San Francisco.

Google's Vint Cerf on web futureupdated Fri Feb 25 2011 06:26:12

One of the internet's founding fathers talks about Google's new boss and "Revolution 2.0" in Egypt.

Vint Cerf: New Google boss 'ambitious'updated Thu Feb 24 2011 13:48:01

Vint Cerf, one of the Web's founding fathers and Google Chief Evangelist, talks about Google's new boss, Larry Page.

Fixing "boring" TV news with animationupdated Mon Feb 07 2011 14:22:40

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout spoke to Jimmy Lai, the man behind Taiwan's hit political animations.

Anybody can be a hacker, for a priceupdated Wed Jan 26 2011 17:17:53

A website claims to give "administrator" access to various web addresses for a price, causing serious security threats.

Qwiki: Wiki meets Facebook, Googleupdated Mon Jan 24 2011 18:52:25

CNN's Dan Simon has an exclusive interview with the founders of "Qwiki," a new website that could compete with Google.

Google's management shake-upupdated Fri Jan 21 2011 14:55:47

CNN Money's David Goldman discusses the new man filling the CEO hot seat at Google and why Eric Schmidt stepped down.

2010: Group coupon business soarsupdated Fri Jan 21 2011 11:17:24

In August 2010, the CEO of Groupon.com discussed the success of the group coupon website.

The end of the Wintel alliance?updated Fri Jan 07 2011 14:48:54

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout examines the future of Microsoft Windows and its potential use on mobile devices.

Internet outlook for 2011updated Thu Dec 30 2010 14:07:30

CNN's Maggie Lake talks to internet guru Caterina Fake about her predictions for the web in 2011.

S. Korea loses cyberspace legal battleupdated Wed Dec 29 2010 10:44:44

South Korea's government loses a legal battle over web control. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Geek-tastic giftsupdated Fri Dec 17 2010 13:22:35

CNN's Kristie Lu Stout brings you some of the best gift ideas for the geek on your shopping list.

Facebook enters e-mail gameupdated Wed Dec 15 2010 12:12:35

Does Facebook's foray into e-mail fundamentally change how we use e-mail? And will it make e-mails shorter?

Openleaks' different approachupdated Mon Dec 13 2010 14:20:13

Openleaks founder Daniel Domscheit-Berg explains how Openleaks will differ from WikiLeaks.

Explain it to me: Cyber attacksupdated Fri Dec 10 2010 13:06:17

CNN.com's John Sutter explains the recent denial-of-service cyber attacks and how they affect you.

Why isn't WikiLeaks trending?updated Thu Dec 09 2010 09:57:16

CNN's Etan Horowitz explains why terms relating to WikiLeaks are not consistently trending on Twitter.

WikiLeaks battles to stay onlineupdated Fri Dec 03 2010 10:52:50

A CNN.com producer explains how the WikiLeaks site was reportedly targeted by a string of cyber attacks.

Chris Hughes' life after Facebookupdated Thu Dec 02 2010 05:31:16

In this time of giving, Facebook's co-founder has launched a new social media site focusing on charity work.

Suicide streamed live sparks debateupdated Mon Nov 29 2010 13:13:17

A Japanese man's live video stream of his suicide sparks privacy debates. CNN's Kyung Lah explains.

Facebook e-mail a game changer?updated Tue Nov 16 2010 10:39:16

Facebook announces a new messaging system that may create competition for e-mail providers. Affiliate KGO reports.

Baidu succeeds where Google strugglesupdated Fri Nov 12 2010 07:41:48

Is China's biggest search engine a Google clone with a home court advantage, or an innovator in its own right?

Viral video: West vs. Chinaupdated Tue Nov 09 2010 12:13:48

Tudou CEO Gary Wang tells News Stream how videos that go viral in China compare to those popular on YouTube.

Jimmy Wales on the hot seatupdated Mon Nov 08 2010 16:08:31

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales runs the gamut in a wide-ranging interview with News Stream.

Miners, apple make tech newsupdated Thu Oct 14 2010 18:06:50

The Chilean miners bring in big web traffic and Apple patents an anti-sexting program.

Web browsers battle for surfersupdated Mon Oct 11 2010 18:25:27

CNN's Ali Velshi explores which Web broswer is best for you.

The future of staying connectedupdated Mon Oct 11 2010 08:43:46

Cisco's Senior VP Carlos Dominguez talks to CNN's Ali Velshi about how we may use communications tools in the future.

Dot-com start-ups looking for fameupdated Wed Sep 29 2010 12:03:13

"American Idol" meets the tech world. Some promising start-ups meet in San Francisco hoping to get buzz and money.

Facebook, iPad make tech newsupdated Fri Sep 24 2010 14:35:59

Facebook outages cause headaches for the addicted and an iPad plays a part in baby delivery.

Google Instant gives results as you typeupdated Fri Sep 17 2010 18:04:39

Google announces a new search feature that delivers you results without ever pressing the search button.

Song-a-day guy won't quitupdated Tue Aug 24 2010 11:56:14

Jonathan Mann has written a song a day since January 2009, and plans to keep going until he's 80.

WiFi turns coffee shops into officesupdated Sat Aug 21 2010 08:36:01

Some people are leaving their office to do their work in coffee shops with free WiFi spots. KARE's Kyle Porter reports.

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