Andy Smith

Apple’s Steve Jobs reveals that he isn’t dead before moving on to showcase new iPods and iTunes 8.

Last year, TechCrunch40 was an enormous showcase for startups to present their idea to venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and the press. This year, it’s even bigger.

Craig Barrett and Pat Gelsinger show off Intel’s vision for technology and research for the next year and beyond. Plus, a look a some new chips.

There’s a good reason why you should splurge on USB ports when buying your next computer. These cool gadgets need a home base to operate from.

At the D: All Things Digital conference, Michael Dell was caught carrying a version of his company’s upcoming netbook. So Dell decided to share with everyone.

Ever wondered how you catch the world’s most high tech criminals? This photo gallery gives you a tour of the tools used digital forensics.

Lenovo announces the IdeaPad S10 netbook PC, a $399 Atom chip-based netbook that’s about an inch thick and weighs just over two pounds.

Cuil.com, a new search that promises to cover three times more Web pages than its competitors, was plagued by opening day jitters.

Google has unveiled its own “unit of knowledge” with a competitor to Wikipedia called Knol. Google’s online encyclopedia promises to lend some credence by identifying the authors.

The coverage is good but the location stinks. A sewer built in London during the reign of Queen Victoria is now hosting a business broadband network.

At the E3 game conference Microsoft unveiled a new look for it’s Xbox 360 interface to make features easier to use and buy, and improve the social experience.

Making a half-hearted effort to remove the information on a hard drive that’s headed for the trash is a good way to spread your personal or company secrets to the public.