Andy Smith

A UK Website claims to sell the most luxurious tech gadgets on the planet. Ready for an iPhone 4 that’s encrusted with diamonds?

Office 2010 is now available to business buyers. We show some of the new functionality on offer.

3D television is just around the corner – and so are new 3D glasses that won’t make you look stupid.

Dell on Wednesday rolled out a new batch of Latitude laptops for the enterprise: one ultraportable, two reliable standbys and one netbook.

HP puts a new face on its notebook lineup. The big news is an upgrade in both AMD and Intel processors and better graphics.

As part of the course called “Cloud Computing in the Commute,” students from the University of Michigan developed apps for a Ford Fiesta research vehicle.

IBM researchers bring the world down to size with a breakthrough technique that allows them to create nanoscale objects. The first mission was to produce the smallest 3D map of the world ever.

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has captured images of lightning on Saturn which enabled scientist to create a movie of it.

Apple refurbished their lineup of 13-, 15- and 17-inch MacBook Pros with faster CPUs, multitouch, longer battery life, and improved graphics.

Microsoft unveiled its long-awaited cell phones that come in two sizes. The biggest surprise is the its name is not Pink but Kin. Plus, it’s geared for the younger generation.

Steve Jobs announces new features to iPhone 4.0 – the biggest is multitasking for the iPhone, iPod and iPad.

Solar Impulse successfully completed a big step towards its goal of making the first solar-powered aircraft to circle the globe.