New York, Nov. 2: Some people are born with a knack for typing quickly on a mobile phone, clacking away at a virtual or physical keyboard as if it were attached to a desktop computer. But if you weren

Google is suing the Interior Department, claiming it considered only Microsoft products and not Google Apps when buying e-mail and collaboration software for its 88,000 employees.

The suit, filed Fr

New York, Nov. 2: Sports fans have the Super Bowl, World Series and March Madness to drum up excitement and competition. But there’s a nerdy competition that, for some, is just as thrilling and action

Paris, Nov. 2: Twenty autumns ago, Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist, came up with a catchy name for a revolutionary project that aimed to open the Internet to the masses. “The World Wide

New York, Oct. 31: Near the end of a recent flight to Los Angeles, the flight attendant’s voice on the plane’s intercom asked passengers to “power down your books” for landing.

Just a couple of years

New York, Oct. 31: Do one assigned task on your computer. It shouldn’t take you more than two seconds. Repeat 14,399 times. Congratulations! Your eight-hour work day is complete.

No such workplace y

New York, Oct. 31: Near the end of a recent flight to Los Angeles, the flight attendant’s voice on the plane’s intercom asked passengers to “power down your books” for landing.

Just a couple of years

New York, Oct. 31: Do one assigned task on your computer. It shouldn’t take you more than two seconds. Repeat 14,399 times. Congratulations! Your eight-hour work day is complete.

No such workplace y

Baghdad, Oct. 30: A suicide bomber struck a crowded cafe in one of Iraq’s most restive provinces on Friday night, killing 25 people in the deadliest attack here in more than a month.

The bombing, in

Oct. 28: China’s main Communist Party newspaper bluntly rejected calls for speedier political reform on Wednesday, publishing a front-page commentary that said any changes in China’s political system