The majority of non-computing students perceive that information technology as a career would be "boring".

As Bill Gates prepares to walk away from Microsoft, both the man and the company he founded will face challenges getting along without each other, according to the new issue of Newsweek magazine.

Upstart Nanosolar says that it has built the Ferrari of solar cell manufacturing: a one gigawatt machine that prints solar cells at 100 feet per minute.

Three groups including Georgetown University teamed up Wednesday to develop a new way to measure the glucose levels of diabetes patients without a finger prick to draw their blood.

On Monday Nokia introduced two new business-orientated handsets at a London press conference.

Inmates at London's largest prison, HMP Wandsworth, are getting the chance to train for a career in IT installation.

NEW YORK--Google co-founder Sergey Brin has put down a $5 million deposit to book a flight into space with the space tourism company Space Adventures.

One of the more interesting tidbits from News.com's survey published this morning on instant messaging privacy came from Skype.

Last week, my wife's Dell Inspiron decided to stop printing to our wireless HP all-in-one. It was apparently a problem with the spooler, whatever that is. At that point, I had two choices: leave it alone and hope for miracle, or fix it and perform some upgrades I'd been putting off.