As further proof that a lot of people will click "yes" any time their computer asks them a question, witness the latest instant messager worm:A new...

The general consensus among industry journalists at E3 was that the PS3 was outrageously over-priced, and the 360 wasn't far behind. That left Nintendo's...

New York City will deploy free wireless hotspots all over Central Park, with access available by Summer, according...

The days of Internet giants like Yahoo! and Google buying startups like Flickr and Blogger seem to be over. Instead of buying out something with proved...

So you finally met the girl (you hope) of your dreams on MySpace, and you're ready to take your relationship to the next level of intimacy, the phone call.

The...

As the smoke settles from E3, some cold, hard truths start to emerge from the cloud of PR...

Yesterday at E3, while I waited in the RedOctane booth to to get my rock on in Guitar...

For most people, when you turn something off, you expect it to pretty much be "off", as in not "on", as in "not working", as in "not accessing the Internets...

Jeanson Ancheta, a 20 year-old shitface idiot, plead guilty in January to running a vast network of zombie computers, which he rented to spammers for a...

Sanford Wallace, one of the biggest (and original) spammers has been fined $4 Million dollars,...

Guitar Hero 2 may not be as widely anticipated as Halo 2 or Doom 3 was, but its fans are seriously hardcore, and this news will make many of them grab the...

This Saturday is Free Comic Book Day or, as the Spider-Man underwear wearing set calls it, Christmas in May.

Started...

As a shortwave radio and numbers station geek,...

Six Apart, the company behind Movable Type, Typepad, and the recent buyers of Live Journal, have been hit by a massive...

Web design geeks spend as much time with HTML, Java, and CSS references as writers spend with the AP Style Guide, Strunk & White, and a good old dictionary.

According to Forbes, YouTube...

We have a new candidate for geek of the year: Todd Underwood who tracked...

At CES in 1992, a guy came up to me with a chunk of plastic about the size of a credit card. He declared that, in the future, these things would replace...