Internet

Mmmmm, pie. I mean, mmmmm, Pi.

Don't worry, people, it's probably just a fad...

Microsoft parodies a 1980s TV show to attack Google. Yeah, that'll work.

New Scientist has posted on its blog a new video of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, which has surfaced more than 26 years after the incident that took the lives of seven astronauts.

I'm a fan of mash-ups and Internet super-cuts, so I thought I'd share this one, which took the first minute of all 22 of the James Bond movies and put them on the screen at the same time.

After sitting through the 3D version of Star Wars, Episode I over the weekend (basically because my 4-year-old isn't ready yet to understand how awful some of the things were in that film), I realized once again how much Jar Jar Binks is despised.

Southpark is the area where San Francisco’s technology folks so often go to lunch, just up the street from the AT&T ballfield, on streets swarming with tech’s version of hipsters. It’s just the crowd that should care about Facebook’s IPO filing—but the mood here, is cautious.

About 200 of Silicon Valley’s technology-employed rallied in front of San Francisco’s city hall Wednesday, protesting the U.S. House bill called the “Stop Online Piracy Act”—or SOPA, and its mate in Senate, PIPA.

U.S. President Barack Obama visited Silicon Valley Monday to answer questions about creating jobs in America.

What to do with more than 1,000 toy cars? Build a city!

Samsung and Acer will begin selling notebook PCs running Google's Chrome OS in June, as Google presses ahead with its project to position this new operating system designed specifically for Web applications as a viable option for consumers and businesses.