Since when did being “difficult” become a handicap in tech?

Steven Sinofsky, who was president of Microsoft's flagship product Windows, is leaving the company. His departure comes as a surprise, less than one month after the release of Windows 8.

YouTube may slash funding to over half of its new channels and a plastic that repairs itself like skin heals itself, but faster.

Despite booming sales of popular products like the iPhone 5, Apple stock is falling. And some question the company's future as an innovator.

It is Obama 2.0 — what are the technology issues that will dominate over the next four years of the new Obama Administration?

Why electronic voting’s challenges, from hacking to glitches, might be best with an old fashioned analogue backup.

Not everything in the economy hinges on who wins in November. Whether it's President Obama or President Romney — we're predicting three things are certain by 2016.

The European Union is accusing Microsoft of failing to comply with an anti-trust agreement, meaning Microsoft could face a hefty fine.

Restrictions on the sale of Facebook stock by the social media firm's employees end this week, meaning many of them will be millionaires, not just millionaires "on paper." But the sale will likely drive the stock price down.

Gawker journalist Adrian Chen outed a man known for online "trolling" on the website Reddit and started a discussion about free speech online.