Cadie Thompson covers all things tech for CNBC.com. She has also written and produced for NetNet —where she covered Wall Street—and Consumer Nation, where she wrote about trends in consumer technology.
Cadie Thompson
Technology Editor, CNBC.com
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One of the biggest questions leading up to the release of Apple's new iPad was what the new tablet would be named. Would it be the iPad3, the iPad HD or follow in the footsteps of the latest iPhone and inherit an "S" at the end and be called the iPad2S ?
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Cypress Semiconductors shares were halted late Tuesday after the company lowered its first-quarter guidance.
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The stock of Internet radio company Pandora took a hit after the bell after earnings fell short of analysts' estimates Tuesday.
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Privacy settings on Facebook and Twitter may not be enough to keep employers or universities from viewing your private posts.
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In a recent parliamentary debate on keeping Greece on life support, Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, was spotted with intense focus, but not on the meeting at hand.
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While investors may fear another tech bubble, a lot of technology companies are building significant businesses, Marc Andreessen says.
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A ship's anchor is to blame for Internet disruptions that could last days in six East African countries, according to a report.
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EBay is working to implement the company's payment service, PayPal, with retailers, eBay CEO John Donahoe told CNBC from the World Mobile Congress in Barcelona. Home Depot will offer PayPal as a standard feature of payment, and by the end of 2012, PayPal will be in 10 to 15 different retailers nationwide.
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Google has named Susan Molinari, a former Republican congresswoman from New York, as the company's new representative in its Washington office.
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LinkedIn has acquired the email start-up company Rapportive, the CEO announces in a blog post.