From a universal charger for all your gadgets, to a pen that records audio as you scribble, these useful gadgets can make any small office run smoother.
Rob Enderle looks into his crystal ball for the technologies that will shape the year ahead, from the blossoming of 4G and the personal cloud to outdoor-viewable displays and new mobile technology from AMD.
The emergence of ChromeOS highlights some of the fundamental differences between Google and Apple, and how each fundamentally appeals to a different customer.
Rob Enderle explains how Microsoft was passed by Apple in market capitalization and wonders if this will be the wake-up Microsoft needs to get back on the right track.
Apple-quality metal finishes, AMD processors and discrete graphics make Rob Enderle’s list of new laptop trends for 2010, along with a major case of tablet envy.
Palm and HP have both made runs at matching Apple in the past, and fallen flat on their faces. But the two companies’ combined resources might be just the secret sauce needed to stand tall beside Cupertino’s Goliath.
Think twice before plunking down $885 for an iPad and accessories. Rod Enderle rummages through an enticing toy box of hot gadgets you could pick up for less.
A handful of iPad alternatives could actually outperform Apple’s hot new device in many ways. Rob Enderle explores the potential pros and cons of tablets including the Dell Mini 5, HP Tablet, and Notion Ink Adam.
As Nokia chases Apple’s iPhone in a race against irrelevance, it follows in the treacherous steps of General Motors and Novell by losing sight of the finish line.