PC manufacturers are working hard to sound PC about green computers, and some are taking it seriously, saying they’re doing everything they can to minimize the negative effects their practices and products have on the environment.

From handy, cheap cameras to easy-to-use entertainment libraries, eBay gadget and toy director Cat Schwartz presents the best technology has to offer (on a budget).

More than 1,600 years after it was written in Greek, one of the oldest copies of the Bible will become globally accessible online for the first time this week.

In the Soviet days, Russians asked their American friends to bring blue jeans, rock records and other Western goods into the country. Today Russians can buy almost anything they want here — but they are still begging for one item: Apple Inc.'s slick iPhone.

LCD or plasma? If you've been shopping for a flat-panel TV, that's the big question. According to a mystery-shopper survey, electronics salespeople don't know much about the differences, but still have a ready answer: LCD.

Ultra-mobile notebooks  represent a small, but growing,  segment of the PC market finding favor with  American consumers, as well as  those in countries like China, India and Japan.

Mitch Albom has a new book out — well, not really a book, but a commencement speech in book form. And not in traditional book form, but as an e-book, published exclusively through Amazon.com's Kindle reader.

If you want it all, and you want it small, then you're going to have to pay a great deal more than $500.

Review: Between the iPhone and the Instinct, the iPhone wins because it’s relatively simple to use and because of the vivid visual experience and multi-touch screen it offers, which makes it a pleasure to maneuver around the screen.

You won’t have to buy a new iPhone to get a new iPhone.  Millions of current iPhone owners can  download the phone’s free 2.0 software Friday  that will let them use Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, as well as access Apple’s new App Store, which "opened" Thursday.

When Omega first kept time at the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, it had one technician and 30 stopwatches. When Omega takes on the job again in Beijing in August, it will be using 175 kms (109 miles) of cables and optical fibre and 420 tonnes of equipment including transponders in shoes and GPS systems to time the 302 competitions.

An Australian woman renowned as the world's oldest blogger has died at the age of 108, with her last posting talking about her ailing health but also how she still sings a happy song every day.

Whether you're a weekend or a year-round gardener, there are gadgets and tech tools to help you get your garden in shape.

Just how many "brains" does your personal computer need, anyway? Not that buying a PC was ever as easy as, say, buying a toaster or an electric toothbrush, but the companies that make the electronic brains, or microprocessors, for PCs today have managed to make it even more complicated.