VentrureBeat reports that Shapeways allows users to design and print objects using a 3D printer. The company just added silver to its range of→

Robert Stephens, founder of Geek Squad, remembers the first time he saw the Internet – in a research laboratory at the University of Minnesota,→

Forbes: A web developer and entrepreneur, Samantha John wants to change the world. To help children learn the basics of computer programming, she created→

Did you know that computer keyboards are dirtier than your toilet? A consumer advocacy group commissioned the tests in which British microbiologist James Francis→

Don’t get too comfortable with the keys you click while typing on your computer. Soon that keyboard you’re using may be made of touch-sensitive→

Inc.: While a new tablet launch isn’t breaking news anymore, there’s one that’s unlike any other yet to be released—it’s a full-fledged mobile computing→

Computer companies are beginning to understand that big business is not the only type of business they should try to reach. Small business may→

Watson was the IBM supercomputer that played against Ken Jennings on Jeopardy last year. IBM has just announced that the next application for Watson→

Tecca: [Jack Eisenmann] built an 8-bit computer out of microchips, a plastic Tupperware case, and tons of wires. Eisenmann’s computer, which he is calling→

All Clinton Fleenor wanted to do was light up his computer keyboard. He never could have expected his idea to be picked up by→

Waiting for something cheaper than an iPad before you move to a tablet computer. The NY Times thinks you might be waiting awhile: The→

External drives either run out of disk space, or they fail — and hopefully not at the same time! Drobo has solved this problem→

Grant Odgers is convinced that people on-the-go need his invention. His device, of course, is a mini laptop mouse that can hold a charge→

If you were to ask Julie Marto, she’d tell you that computer viruses are a lot like teenagers. Leaving a teen at home for→

Apple’s iPad is a consumer device, first and foremost. But a few recent events have illustrated how the iPad could also potentially become an→

From the All That Is Old Is New Again Department comes this: The new state-of-the-art high-tech iPod Nano is being used as a wristwatch.→

The new Verbatim Clip-it USB Drive combines the utility of the humble paper clip with the state of the art digital storage of a→

The Etch A Sketch iPad Case, the Apple accessory that makes your new toy look like an old favorite. Sold for $39, the case→

In this episode, Rich Whittle talks with Jeff Scholen about how he got his simple idea made into a money-making product with the help→

Sometimes you see a simple solution to a problem and you just want to share it. Someone over at RealSimple.com got the great idea→