Zune Goes to Market and Apple Responds with Vengeance
Microsoft's Zune launched today to mixed results while Apple strikes back with an airline industry deal.
Zune Success: Competing With the iPod
The Microsoft Zune is starting to show it's muscle, and for once Apple has a competitor on their hands.
The iPhone Killer Lands at 3GSM
The Neonode N2 phone gives the new Apple iPhone a run for its money. If there ever was an iPhone killer, this is it.
Preparing for the Apple iPhone 3G
Before you run out and snag the new iPhone this June, here are some things to consider.
Shanghai IDF: Looking Ahead to Future Laptops and Mobile Phones
Intel's new Atmo processor will allow future laptops and cell phones to be both thin, powerful and affordable.
HTC Shift ? The Second Origami Product Enters the Market
The HTC is an UMPC with a twist: The screen slides up vertically and there is a built-in keyboard. But are people ready for it yet?
Will Microsoft + Danger = Apple Butt Kicking?
Microsoft's acquisition of Danger could spell trouble for Apple in the years ahead. How will Microsoft plan their attack?
iPhone Week 2: Impact of the iPhone
Now that the iPhone launched on Friday, there will be a news gap in technology that will likely be filled by discussions about similar products.
What would it take for Microsoft to Kill the iPod?
Rumors surrounding Microsoft's new iPod Killer are starting to circulate including integrated WiFi, a new iTunes-like store and more.
Dell’s MP3 Player Move: How to Beat Apple
Dell plans on beating Apple in the MP3 player game. We all know how that could end, but what would they need to do to win?
Can Zune Pass or Napster Beat iTunes?
A better product alone may not be enough for these relative newcomers to unseat the king of music.
HP Android: Are the OS Wars About to Reignite?
We haven't seen an OS war for nearly 20 years, and the market appears ready for a change.
Will the PS3 Slim Restore Sony and Change the Gaming Industry?
Rob Enderle thinks new consoles every year may be the key to success for the gaming industry.
What makes a phone “cool,” anyway?
Last week’s column on Apple losing its cool sparked plenty of debate and got me thinking: how do we decide what phone’s are cool, and do any of the current contenders qualify?
Roomba vs. Neato: Robots Battle To Clean My Home
I brought rival robotic vacuum cleaners into my house, and instead of bloodshed, I got really clean floors. Here’s how the Neato robotic vacuum cleaner stacks up beside the better-known Roomba.
When to Buy an Apple PC
Now that Apple will be switching to Intel processors, you probably want to know when to buy a new Apple computer. We have the answer.
What if Gaming Went to a Hosted, Subscription Model?
In the future, gaming consoles could be a thing of the past if things move to a virtual hosted and subscription model.
HP Showcases the Future of PC Gaming
I got a chance to see what HP and Voodoo PC are cooking, and boy is it amazing stuff!
Software Subscriptions Start to Take Shape
You already pay monthly for your TV, phone and internet service. Why not pay monthly for your PC software?
The Near Term Future of Intel (with Implications for Apple)
At the Intel Developer Forum, Intel showed off some great new technologies. Is Intel coming back with a vengeance?
Dell?s World of Warcraft Notebook: Yowza!
The Dell XPS 1730 World of Warcraft notebook is an amazing system with lots of power, and shows a trend towards custom-designed systems.
What Bill Gate?s Departure Means for You
As Bill Gates leaves Microsoft, the company will be changing, and it should for the better if done right. Here is what I think will happen.
Could Microsoft OneCare fix Windows?
Windows has a lot of security issues, and an integrated approach like OneCare might fix those problems.
Wal-Mart HD DVD: To Be or Not To Be?
Wal-Mart denies any deal with Chinese-based HD DVD manufacturers. But the message is clear when you read between the lines.
Smartwatches are going to make smartphone screens obsolete
Today’s smartwatches are still rudimentary, but they highlight the appeal of a “modular computer” that could turn your smartphone into a hub for a raft of different screens and other connected devices.
How Qualcomm’s Snapdragon gave the Nokia 1020 its fire-breathing camera
Nokia’s Lumia 1020 has drawn attention for its powerful 41-megapixel camera, but few people realize just how much processing power it takes to deal with all that raw data.
No magic, no Apple: Cupertino’s identity crisis in the fading afterglow of Jobs
Can Apple retain its “magical” reputation without a magician like Steve Jobs casting his spell? If it’s current product line is any indication, the future doesn’t look too dazzling.
