Andy Smith

At Microsoft CEO Summit 2008, Bill Gates shows off a new multi-touch user interface technology.

Barbed wire, fences, guards, and guard dogs are just the first level of security for an English datacenter that claims to be safe from nuclear, chemical and biological attack.

The BlackBerry Bold is RIM’s first BlackBerry smartphone to support tri-band HSDPA high-speed networks and comes with integrated GPS and Wi-Fi..

Technicians for this summer’s 2008 Olympics from Beijing are training for their sport–IT.

Still don’t have the perfect gift for Mother’s Day? Here are some last minute suggestions.

Opera releases 9.5 beta for testing. Features include a favorites page, browser search, improved security, and easy synchronization between devices.

Big Blue says its new class of server will take over the data centers. It is expected to use 40 percent less power and work 5 times faster than current models.

Fujitsu modernizes its PC and notebook offerings while adding tighter encryption to its 320GB hard drive.

A Microsoft team wants to take as much of the guesswork out of project planning as possible.

After teasing the Eee PC 900 with a 9-inch screen at CES, CeBit and other trade shows, Asus says it will release the device in May.

Willcom’s Sharp-made D4 will be one of the first UMPC devices to utilize Intel’s new Atom chip. One big problem though–it will only be released in Japan.

Psystar claims its Open Computer can give the enjoyment of a Mac at a fraction of the cost.