Editor's Pick T-Mobile is promising some amazing things, but can it actually fulfill them?
Editor's Pick Late to the party, Ubuntu's chances in the mobile market are pretty slim. But it's giving it a go nonetheless.
Guest Post Innovation. It’s what makes new markets. It’s what creates new opportunities for companies to grow dramatically. And it’s what creates demand when consumers don’t even know they want something.
Guest Post AMD needs to step it up if it wants to compete against Intel and ARM chips.
Still think the leaked iPad Mini pricing was a mistake?
Is Apple being aggressive enough on iPad Mini pricing? Well ... maybe.
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During today’s earnings call, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, when asked if the lack of upgradeability to Windows Phone 8 of current Lumia devices would pose a problem, basically blew off the question.
He said that 80 percent of Android devices …
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Over the past several years, the semiconductor market has changed from a primarily vertically integrated model (e.g., ownership of design through manufacturing), to one of chip design efforts separated from production fabs (the foundry model). This has allowed many new …
Intel’s just-unveiled Ivy Bridge processor family promises faster processing power and better graphics, thanks to a massively-enhanced integrated graphics system. The news has prompted some analysts to say that Ivy Bridge could mean doom for manufacturers of dedicated graphics cards, …
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Microsoft recently released its Windows 8 Consumer preview. Many have written about its features and capabilities, so I won’t rehash that for this article, other than to say that while it isn’t perfect, this beta version seems quite well done.…
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Many have speculated that we’ve crossed the chasm to the Post-PC era, and that the PC as we know it will be relegated to niche-market status. While it is true that many more smartphones are sold each year than PCs, …
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So, it’s now official. What’s been rumored for some time has come to pass. Kodak has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. This is indeed a sad day and not just for nostalgic 35mm film fans (remember those big SLRs …
