HP Launches Extreme Printing Platform
HP's new ink-jet printers promise to be the fastest in the world, but there are a couple catches to these new printers. Read on to find out more.
Building a Killer Desktop System
We always get excited about building a killer gaming machine, but what about a solid workstation?
Intel’s Next Generation Hardware and Viiv Centrino for the Home
We saw the next generation of Intel hardware during this week at Intel?s developer forum. This hardware promises vastly greater performance or vastly less power consumption in what could be a completely new class of devices.
Imagining an Apple iTV: What will it take to conquer the big screen?
The cutthroat market for TVs is unlike any Apple has ever succeeded in. Can Tim Cook and company turn the challenges into potential opportunities and walk away with another win?
Opinion: How to earn a Ferrari and help launch a new search company
Visual search startup Serge promises to deliver camera-based searches from smartphones, while Isis provides a novel way to try on clothing in stores using Microsoft Kinect.
Opinion: JetSuite make private planes more practical
Opinion: Private jets may not be “cheap” just yet, but JetSuite makes what was once the domain of only the super wealthy within reach for a special trip or the date of a lifetime.
Opinion: Why does everyone pick on Apple products?
The press seems to have a field day every time an Apple product so much as stumbles. But it’s not just a case of picking an easy target. Here’s why the same business model that makes Apple so successful also leaves the door open for massive failures.
Opinion: Some amazing tech mergers that will probably never happen
Whether they’re prophecies or just pipe dreams, these potential company combinations could change the face of technology as we know it.
Opinion: Picking winners and losers in the coming decade of tech
The past 10 years have been a tumultuous few, and the next 10 promise even more disruption. How will these present-day superpowers fare in the 2010s?
Opinion: Is the iPad 3 coming in February? Signs are saying yes.
Bolstered competition may spur Apple to release an iPad 3 in February, but what would a refreshed iPad look like, and is it possible tablets are already losing some steam?
The Goldilocks tablet: Why Amazon’s 7-inch Kindle Fire is ‘just right’
Neither too big nor too small, Amazon’s 7-inch Kindle Fire might just be the perfect third device for users who still have to juggle smartphones and notebooks.
Opinion: Amazon burns up Apple’s iPad model with the Kindle Fire
Apple knows the real money is in content, not hardware. Now Amazon’s following suit with the Kindle Fire, but where does the battle for consumer eyeballs end?
Opinion: Apple, Nokia must storm entrenched markets to move forward
Despite being obvious competitors, Apple and Nokia face similar challenges ahead as Apple tries to crack the competitive TV market and Nokia gasps for survival in smartphones.
Opinion: Android-iPhone war leaves the door open for Mango
Apple’s dated hardware and Android’s still-confusing approach to software may be just the opportunity that Windows Phone Mango needs to finally make its presence known.
Opinion: Could an Apple iTV really succeed?
Apple hit it big with the iPod, iPhone and iPad, but selling an Apple-branded “iTV” would mean treading into foreign territory. Can Apple’s usual formula for success carry over to the TV market?
Opinion: Has Apple dropped its compass overboard with Steve Jobs’ departure?
The man whose vision and demanding management style steered Apple to unfathomable success has left the pilothouse. Analyst Rob Enderle examines how Apple will navigate the turbulent seas of consumer tech without him.
Opinion: How the Google-Motorola deal will spawn a new OS
Where will Android refugees like Samsung, HTC and LG settle in the wake of Google’s Motorola buy? A new Mystery OS that hasn’t yet revealed itself.
IDF: Intel’s View of the Future for Windows, Linux, & Apple Users
Intel reveals their plans for Windows, Linux and the MacOS. What does the future of computing hold for us?
Opinion: Qualcomm’s secret fix to the Android problem
Qualcomm’s Android-ready hardware and patents may be the solution to the hit-or-miss quality of Android phones and Google’s ongoing intellectual property fiasco.
Hit or miss: Why buying an Android tablet is still a gamble
We’re ready to embrace a tablet that isn’t the iPad, but Google’s not making it easy. Rob Enderle explains what’s been keeping the current batch of Android tablets dead in the water.
Six useless technologies that refuse to die
From modems to serial ports and IR transmitters, these useless built-in technologies still keep popping up in computers even though the world has moved on.
