Dan Lyons

The Facebook CEO botched his company's IPO badly. Newsweek's Dan Lyons on the business challenges ahead—and why the kid genius may not be up for the task.

Learning from Apple is Yahoo's only hope.

An Ivy education online—for free.

Microsoft seeks a toehold in the e-book market.

The pc is dead. Long live mobile.

Silicon Valley is the new Las Vegas.

New apps make finding friends easy.

Will Pinterest be Silicon Valley's next big hit?

The company's hypocrisy on U.S. jobs.

Forget Facebook: Workday may be Silicon Valley's next big IPO.

The BlackBerry's future lies in the hands of a new CEO.

Apple's attacks on Android have backfired. Should the company call a truce?

Tech giants square off against Congress.

Coming soon to cable: an unbearable cartoon about talking fruit. Kids love it. Parents hate it. Meet the two dudes who've made millions driving you crazy.

Scientists study human-robot interactions to make us more simpatico with our automated friends.

Facebook reportedly plans to go public next year. Here's what it will mean for the major players.

For years, the U.S. had the best and biggest supercomputers. Until China got in the game.

Steve Wozniak built a motherboard. Steve Jobs built a business. The seeds of Apple's triumph.

Tech's latest fad is a quick fix for cash-strapped consumers.

Venture capitalists thought they would soon be cashing in as a new crop of tech stocks went public.