The NanoTouch features a 2.4-inch screen and a touch-sensitive pad of the same size on the back, creating an experience resembling transparency.

A college recruitment specialist stumbles on fake students starting groups for the incoming class of 2013 in the name of data collection.

According to Andrew Keen, Silicon Valley entrepreneurs want success more than their European counterparts. But passion, organization, resolve, and luck also come into the picture.

Based on Apple patents, MacBlogz post hypothesizes on (and sketches out) potential changes we might see in a new mouse, including a multitouch trackpad to replace the button.

The chipmakers have never been on good terms, but with the emergence of the Netbook, the rivalry may turn bitter. When it comes to computer chipsets, it is getting nasty.

Reports say the new device will reportedly feature a VGA camera for video calling, a full touch screen, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

We follow the economic downturn and its impact on the tech industry, from the industry giants to the scrappy start-ups.

Werner Vogels, the now legendary CTO of Amazon and one of the key drivers of the AWS vision, was awarded InfoWorld's CTO of the Year Award. I'm left wondering why it took this long.

Lenovo is apparently set to unveil a ThinkPad notebook that features a dual-screen set-up.

That information may not surprise anyone, but the fact that Microsoft holds such a tiny sliver of the market may come as a shock.

A day after the university releases an archive to victims' families only, the student newspaper publishes thousands of the documents online.

From a record-breaking FCC wireless auction to the launch of the new iPhone 3G to the death of citywide Wi-Fi, 2008 was full of peaks and valleys.

Warner walks away from YouTube at a time when Google's video site is renegotiating licensing deals with the four top music labels.

News through the blogosphere from the Minneapolis VMWare User Group about the naming of the next generation of VMWare infrastructure.

With Wii being such a popular Christmas gift, doctors are preparing for an avalanche of game-related injuries.

News Corp.-owned social network has been particularly vocal in saying that the action is due to labels' legal complaints, not because it runs a competing service.

After Dell used Twitter to drum up $1 million in business it might not have had, other technology companies pricked up their ears. But can they manage to duplicate Dell's success without going overboard?

Group's president says lack of legal alternatives and "logarithmic" growth in piracy forced music industry to act to protect sector from being "decimated."

It's the computer-science version of the proverbial needle in a haystack: a Mac fan appears to have uncovered evidence that Apple has new iMacs and Mac Minis on tap.

Second-place Yahoo and third-place Microsoft dropped down a smidgen from October to November, ComScore reports.