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The world's computer magazines pay tribute to Steve Jobs.

The pros and cons of the Internet, as taught to students in 1996.

The life & times of Windows XP, the operating system that wouldn't say die.

Freedom: Just another word for agreeing with Richard Stallman and Eric Raymond

The amazing film Apple made for Steve Jobs' thirtieth birthday.

Whatever happened to the iPad rivals of 2010? (Warning: Not pretty.)

Don't confuse it with Quickster, QuickStar, Quik-Star, Kwik Star, or Kwikster.

Reed Hastings still hasn't really explained the Netflix price hike.

It's about a year too early to form a definitive opinion of Windows 8.

What a $99 HP TouchPad does and doesn't teach us.

It's not the post-PC era, or the PC-plus era. It's the PC era.

No, of course, the iPad didn't kill HP's PC business.

Gone in 60 Seconds: The Shortest-Lived Tech Products Ever

RIP, legendary programming textbook author Daniel McCracken.

What if the IBM PC had never existed?

Want attention? Publish a survey showing people prefer your product to sex.

Apple-Barnes & Noble talks to lead to latest Apple non-merger or un-acquisition.

Knew I'd have Internet woes with a Chromebook. Didn't expect it to be so buggy.

Don't blame e-books for Borders' death. It was a dead chain walking for years.

Twenty-two amazing Apple rumors. Some of them must be right.

My first 13 questions about Google+

Driving the Audi A7, the first car with Google Earth onboard.

"Why should somebody buy this instead of an iPad?"

Vannevar Bush failed to convince Polaroid to build a Kindle-like device in 1947.

John Linnell of They Might Be Giants talks tech.

The epic story of Polaroid's SX-70, possibly the greatest gadget ever.

Windows 8: It's the applications, stupid.

Windows 8 is Windows 3.0. And Windows 7 is DOS.

I visited a CD store today. (Remember those?)