Bill Detwiler

From Westminster Abbey to the Louvre’s “Mona Lisa,” have fun exploring the locations of “The Da Vinci Code.”

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the original series, Christie’s is auctioning off Trekkie memorabilia.

At Washington press conference on Thursday, musician calls for new “Net neutrality” laws.

During the disco days of the 1970s, personal computers moved out of the electronic hobbyist’s garage or basement and into the office, classroom, and family den. This gallery showcases several 1970-era machines from Steven Stengel’s vintage computer collection. Steven has graciously allowed us to republish his photos and descriptions.

Microsoft’s Upgrade Advisor lets people know whether their computer can run the Windows update.

Mac maker’s latest retail undertaking is an underground N.Y. store marked by a street-level glass cube.

One Walkman phone includes motion sensor and fitness software programs to track exercise while a person listens to music.

GameTap is bringing back Cyan’s “Uru Live,” in large part because of the passionate community that kept Uru alive for two years on its own.

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RIAA is suing XM Satellite Radio over recording devices which store up to 50 hours of programming.

The crowd that was drawn to the Apple store in downtown San Francisco on Tuesday saw more than the unveiling of the new MacBook when a shoplifting suspect was tackled by Apple security.

A look at the 13-inch MacBook, the newest member of Apple’s family of Intel-based laptops.