Nick Bouton's website doesn't just let readers decide what happens next in the Choose Your Own Adventure series of books; they write 'addventures', which can branch out from the plot at any point.

Sharon Calahan, photography director of Pixar's Oscar-winning Ratatouille, explains how she used the power of darkness to capture the cobblestones and ratty places and bring to life a vision of Paris not often seen in animation.

From UV monitors that stop you sizzling in the sun to USB beverage chillers that you can plug into your laptop at the beach, technology shouldn't just be kept in your basement anymore.

The crowds cheer louder, the commentators are going crazy, and the players are shouting amongst themselves, trying to outsmart the other team. At first glance, you might swear you were at a Canucks game. “A great start for Team Classic: they have control of the two sniper rifles and they’re just no-scoping people in the middle of the map,” one of the commentators says.

Hundreds of rabid fans, some travelling for hours, made the pilgrimage to Apple Store number 212, which is now open for techno-gorging in Vancouver's Pacific Centre.

Hewlett-Packard’s slick, customizable Blackbird 002 offers serious video-game players premium performance at a premium price, and will make you the envy of your friends.

Alternate-reality games will be one of the hot topics for discussion at this year's Vancouver International Digital Festival, running May 21-24.

Where Leopard is a stable, usable operating system with a few bugs, for many Vista is a nearly unusable, unstable mess of an operating system with a few nice features.

Conceived as a place where small and medium-sized businesses can learn about technology solutions that can help them succeed, the first Massive Technology Show took place in 2005. That show, held in Vancouver, attracted about 2,000 people, and the event is now presented in Edmonton and Toronto as well. This year, the show was held at the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre on April 1.

While sports fans across North America are busy obsessing about U.S. college basketball’s March Madness or the race to make the NHL playoffs, many in the computer industry are watching a competition in Vancouver.

Both consumers and artists will benefit from the impending death of digital-rights-management efforts by the music industry.

For all the hype around Radiohead’s decision to release its 2007 album In Rainbows as a pay-what-you-want download, the experiment wasn’t all that groundbreaking.

Blu-ray Disc is now your one and only choice because of Toshiba’s decision to discontinue the development, manufacturing, and marketing of HD DVD players and recorders.

Canadians can be found everywhere in the world. For many of them, the CBC Radio 3 Podcast is a lifeline to their home country and its unique musical culture.

Since many cloned farm animals are born with abnormalities, how safe is their meat and milk?