The big news this week is Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ resignation.

Will Apple stop making great products? Does the new leader, Tim Cook, have what it takes to perpetuate the company’s recent success? When will his impact on the company even become noticeable? Wall Street seems pretty positive about the transition, at least.

What is Google+ good for? Hiding from parents.

But seriously. Google is letting more people onto its new social network this week, even after new glitches surfaced (and were fixed) over the weekend.

The nerds are all excited today over upcoming HTC upgrades that will unlock newer Android phones.

A week after a rocky launch, Google+ is set to start welcoming new members.

Judge to Apple: You can’t own the term “app store“.

Speaking of Apple… The iPhone 5 hasn’t hit shelves yet, but iPhone 6 rumormongering (and attendant backlash) has already begun.

Online currency Bitcoin, which was recently targeted by US senators for its use in the drug trade, is the latest high-profile hacking target.

The fastest computer in the world is now in Japan, not China or the US.

Are you ready for an internet in which anyone can make up their own domain suffix?