Google announced plans Wednesday to build experimental ultra high-speed broadband networks that would deliver Internet speeds 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today.

Google is giving its free email service a "Buzz" by adding social-networking features which could challenge the supremacy of platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

There hasn't been much for fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs to cheer about when it comes to their hockey team this year. But at least there's one area where the Leafs are Number One: smartphone applications.

There were so many commercials to choose from that it's difficult to narrow down any list to just 10, but we've given it our best shot. Don't miss the runners-up at the bottom of the page for more Super Bowl goodness.

A single onion ring — the crispy, golden-brown snack — has quickly overtaken Prime Minister Stephen Harper in online popularity.

Facebook marked its sixth birthday by simplifying its home page and holding an all-night "hackathon" to craft new software for the social networking website.

Hollywood film studios on Thursday lost a landmark court bid to hold an Australian Internet provider responsible for illegal movie downloads by its customers, in a serious blow to their fight against piracy.

As iPad commanded the technology world's attention, Google continued working quietly on tablet computer software that could run rivals to Apple's latest creation.

Canada gets a D in innovation, according to a report card issued Tuesday, ranking the country 14th among 17 industrialized nations for its ability to turn knowledge into money-making products and services.

There has been an "alarming" rise in spammers and hackers hunting for victims at online social networks, according to a report released Monday by computer security firm Sophos.

Apple's new tablet PC is not the first product to be called the "iPad". Japan's Fujitsu says it launched one years ago, and the name has also been used for small engines and even bra inserts.

Tech experts and gadget fans dampened the early hype on Thursday over Apple's new iPad, saying the touchscreen computer tablet is not the must-have device the company claims it is.

Publishers have high hopes that Apple's highly anticipated tablet computer will attract new readers and boost revenue.

Publishers hope Apple's highly anticipated computer will attract new readers and boost revenue

Apple Inc Chief Executive Steve Jobs took the wraps off the "iPad" tablet on Wednesday, looking to define a new category of wireless device that will play video, games and all sorts of other media.

Only a tiny fraction of Canadians who flock to social networking sites actually trust the operators to keep their personal information private and secure, a government-sponsored survey has found.

It's a digital show-and-tell for British Columbia technology.

The buzz surrounding Apple's "Come See Our Latest Creation" announcement on Wednesday is at a higher level than any other in recent memory.

China widened its attack against U.S. criticisms of Internet censorship on Monday, raising the stakes in a dispute that has put Google in the middle of a political quarrel between the two global powers.

The economic downturn overshadowed technology trends last year, and 2010 will see leaps and bounds in how Canadians use mobile Internet, according to Deloitte's Technology, Media & Telecommunications Predictions report released Tuesday.