US and Israeli intelligence services collaborated to develop a destructive computer worm to sabotage Iran's efforts to make a nuclear bomb, The New York Times reported on Sunday.

Nine months after losing communication with the Mars rover Spirit, NASA is bumping up its efforts to regain communication with the robot. Scientists fear the rover, stuck in the dirt on the surface of the Red Planet, has succumbed to the frigid temperatures on Mars.

his year is already shaping up as a wild ride for Apple. So what's in store for the biggest tech company on the planet? What should we expect to see from the geniuses in Cupertino? Here are three things to keep an eye on.

Microsoft has announced the Microsoft Touch Mouse for Windows 7 which combines the action of a mouse with a touch sensitive surface designed to offer a more intuitive way to navigate.

The new year is just around the corner, and major tech companies have promised us some innovative new products to arrive in coming months. A Sony PSP phone, a white iPhone, Windows and Android tablets, and a 3D VAIO laptop are just a few of the things we're looking forward to. So here are some of the most anticipated tech products of 2011--check them out.

This toaster no longer makes toast, so perhaps it a bit unfair to refer to it as even a ‘heavily modded toaster.' Xbox-360 Hacks forum user and creator ‘akatheguy2' calls it the XToaster360 case.

Along with the Sandy Bridge CPUs unleashed earlier, Intel also has its second generation of Wireless Display, or Wi-Di 2.0. With its new graphics technology, Intel is getting into the media game with an Intel Insider program with arrangements with CinemaNow, Dixons Retail, Image Entertainment, Sonic Solutions, and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution.

The security experts at Trend Micro have crowned Apple's Mac OS X as the riskiest operating system to be used based on the long patch cycles. There was a huge 644 MB patch sent out last November, five months after the previous patch.

According to the latest fear-eastern whispers, Apple is preparing to capitalise on the success of its iPad with three new designs lined up for early 2011.

Floating through the blogosphere now: new (unconfirmed) details about the next-gen iPad that, if true, reveals a same-size LCD display in a smaller frame by 3 millimeters, a flat back "like an iPod touch," and a wide-range built-in speaker.