Hal Varian, Google’s chief economist, doesn’t think that Microsoft’s decision to snap up Yahoo’s search market share will give it any real advantage in making a quality search engine.

After writing about the Chevy Volt for over a year, CNET News’ Martin LaMonica gets a quick, but very fun, ride from one of the car’s chief designers.

Research at the Palo Alto Research Center suggests that those who edit frequently on Wikipedia don’t have their entries challenged, whereas less frequent editors do.

IBM says its Linux business is strong and growing thanks to the customer concern over the future of Sun Solaris.

It’s public knowledge that IM client Digsby comes bundled with opt-out crapware, but slightly more obscure knowledge that it commandeers your CPU cycles when idle.

We all want partners for life, but who should we choose? When does the law of diminishing returns kick in

We took two rival virtual phone number services for a spin. After dozens of calls, text messages, and voicemails, here’s what we think about them both.

Buy tickets to the tour and you’ll get six free studio songs beforehand, and a full recording of the show afterwards.

For the fifth consecutive month, industry sales are down, and in July, sales were off 29 percent from a year earlier. So much for recession-proof.

Midrange mobile devices are getting squeezed out as more consumers opt for smartphones and people in the developing world buy low-cost handsets.