Stories by Sharon Gaudin

Google Street View is going off road.

Two days after tens of thousands of Google Gmail users discovered their e-mail, chat histories and contacts had disappeared from their accounts, the problem still is not fixed.

About 150,000 of Google's Gmail users woke up Sunday morning to missing e-mails, contacts and chat histories.

With 38 computer processors and working arms and hands, the humanoid robot onboard NASA's space shuttle Discovery is expected to be the centerpiece of a dramatic step forward in the evolution of humans and robots working together in space.

The humanoid robot taking off in NASA's space shuttle Discovery tomorrow afternoon could get a companion in a few years when the Japanese Space Agency plans to send its own robot to the International Space Station.

Really like that video you posted on Yahoo Video? Well, if you want it back, you better hurry up and download it.

Just one day after Twitter suspended three major third-party mobile applications for allegedly violating its use policies, the social network reinstated them.

Twitter on Friday suspended three major mobile third-party applications for allegedly violating the company's use policies.

IBM's <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9205158/IBM_supercomputer_wins_first_Jeopardy_dust_up">Jeopardy playing supercomputer</a> has been touted by some observers to be one of the biggest computing advancements in the past several decades.

AOL, an Internet company trying to reinvent itself, wants to reclaim some of its lost glory by purchasing The Huffington Post.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has allegedly been stalked by a man on his own social networking site.

Google executive Wael Ghonim has been released from government custody in Egypt today, and he's already tweeted about his freedom.

Intel's chief technology officer says the chip maker is developing a technology that will be a security game changer.

Intel announced today that it's set to invest $100 million over the next five years into U.S. university research.

Eric Schmidt may have been pushed aside as Google's CEO, but he's getting a nice gift as he packs up his top office.