Nancy Weil
Managing Editor
Nancy Weill is managing editor of the IDG News Service, based in Boston.
Symantec identifies sophisticated, stealthy Regin malware
The sophisticated back-door-type Trojan was likely developed by a nation state, researcher say
Update: Warrants needed for cellphone searches, Supreme Court rules
Police must obtain warrants to search cellphones and smartphones when they are making arrests, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in a unanimous decision
The tech quotes of 2013
As the year draws to a close, we offer a dozen of the quotes that stuck with us in 2013
Update: ITC orders import ban on older iPhones, iPads in Samsung patent dispute
Ban affects just AT&T's version of Apple's devices; Apple will appeal
2012: The year in quotes
Some of the most interesting, and amusing, tech-related quotes this year were uttered in courtrooms.
U.S. judge dismisses Apple patents lawsuit against Motorola
Judge Richard Posner's ruling 'with prejudice' means neither side can refile the case
Scott Thompson out as Yahoo CEO
After a week of controversy over his résumé, the beleaguered company announces his departure
15 top quotes of 2011
On Facebook's lack of security, false clouds, classless outbursts, and Steve Jobs' life and death
Update: Amazon unveils Kindle Fire, its entry into the tablet fray
The $199 Android-based tablet joins a crowded market, but could be serious competition for the iPad, analysts say
HP to overhaul board as Hurd fallout continues
Under an HP proposal, four who played roles in the decision to replace CEO Mark Hurd will be replaced
Tech industry predictions: 2011 edition
The IDG News Service's crystal ball says that tablets will abound, long-rumored mergers will happen, real cyberwarfare will occur, and perhaps a major CEO will exit