Latitude Z, which will cost around $2,000 (U.S.), is being called thinnest, lightest 16-inch laptop

News network is one of first to try and condition consumers to hand over $1.99 for breaking news updates

Is the advertising market really picking up?

A decade ago, Master Chief was to make his début on an Apple machine. Instead, his defection to PC ushered in a 10-year gaming drought. Today, Mac gaming looks poised for a comeback.

To sell popular phone by early 2010

Employees within business and government organizations are the fastest-growing threat

The 3-D trend is moving to televisions, DVD players and video games. A Montreal company aims to get in on the action

While the EU looks to curb significant hearing loss, there are currently no rules to govern the volume of portable music players in Canada

Portable devices to be set to default safe volume level, but consumers can override safe level

Attempts to infect, compromise computers coincide with reports of tighter security before 60th anniversary of Communist government

Entrepreneur David Gilmour's move into digital newsstands started with magazine aimed at women over 30

University of Toronto researchers develop a microchip technology that can diagnose cancer and infectious disease in 30 minutes

Shazam v. Midomi: Instead of wondering who sings the song you just heard, hold up your iPhone to the music and these apps will tell you. But which is more accurate?

Panasonic's massage lounger is an expensive and somewhat unsightly method of getting a massage any time you want one, but it does a pretty good job

You better think twice about posting that smooch with your snookums online. The lovey-dovey mafia is out to skewer gushy couples for what they see as digital narcissism