Computers

At least Monday's behind us?

As one kid Tweeted, "Now I got rejected from Fordham? What the f---?"

Mayor Bloomberg announced today that New York City has finally been approved to register the top-level domain .nyc for area websites.

The all-pervasive universal life force that is Gmail has failed us this morning.

An estimated 100,000 travelers have been stranded at airports with only Twitter for comfort.

On Monday night an NYU student who intended to forward a boring email from the Bursar’s Office accidentally hit "Reply-All" instead of "Forward" and nearly 40,000 students started annoying each other.

Rapper DMX doesn't like laptops because they are "scary" and "confusing." He does find the lingo hilarious: "Computer words are funny. Like 'Google'...That's like something you call somebody, like a baby 'goo-goo' — it's weird."

“When you’re working for Apple you feel like you’re working for this greater good."

Thousands of area Kraftwerk fans are wondering what's the German word for ticket fail today, after tickets for the eight night stand at MoMA sold out faster than you can say "shoot the glass."

Apple says, "Steve Jobs, Apple has lost a visionary and creative genius, and the world has lost an amazing human being."

The new Wi-Fi is part of the city's initiative to provide free internet service—courtesy of AT&T (we still hate you)—to 20 different parks across the five boroughs.

A new study indicates what we already knew: computers are taking over our brain. Sort of.