Andy Smith

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It’s been five years since Jack Dorsey sent the first tweet and the results have been incredible.

Apple held a gala press event where it officially showed off the iPad 2.

At CeBIT, Tobii Technologies and Lenovo showed off for the first time a laptop that allows a user to point, scroll, and select at the blink of an eye.

The space shuttle Discovery rocketed into Earth’s orbit Thursday with a different kind of passenger that isn’t human.

Apple updated its MacBook Pro line with next-gen processors, graphics and I/O technology dubbed Thunderbolt.

NASA sends its second spacecraft to comet Tempel 1 to see the results from the first visitor which fired a probe that crashed into the comet’s surface.

Fresh from news that its top tablet competitor is releasing shortly, HP takes the wraps off its 9.7-inch TouchPad tablet.

The U.S. Army showed off some its latest high tech combat gear at the U.S. Army All American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas last month.

Google’s Art Project puts its Street View technology to good use in capturing more than 1,000 works of art from 17 different museums. Best of all you can play with them.

Google offered an in-depth look at Honeycomb, also known as Android 3.0.

News Corp.’s daily newspaper-like publication for the iPad will be a test case to see how many people will buy online content.