Beware: The New York Times reported that the man who operates DecorMyEyes.com racked up scores of complaints but that Visa and Mastercard did littl... read more »
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Advanced Micro Devices' chip strategy over the past several years had some flaws that if not fatal, at least cast some doubt on how the chipmaker wou... read more »
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TSA administrator John Pistole tells U.S. Senate he wants &34'partnership&34' with flying public irked about full-body scans. (Credit: U.S. Senate)... read more »
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Motorola and Huawei Technologies have patched up their legal differences in disputes over the potential sharing of trade secrets. The companies an... read more »
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The Nook Color is among the reasons that Liberty Media wants Barnes & Noble. (Credit: Barnes & Noble) Barnes & Noble may soon have a new majority ... read more »
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Advanced Micro Devices appears ready to offer the stiffest challenge to Intel's Netbook processor yet. AMD's trump card: extra circuitry integrated i... read more »
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Intel will launch its next-generation Sandy Bridge chip line on January 5 at the Consumer Electronics Show, the chipmaker confirmed today. The launc... read more »
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Best Buy is getting ready to bulk up its tablet offerings with new products from Toshiba and Hewlett-Packard, echoing a trend seen a few years back w... read more »
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Kiva has appeared on our pages numerous times over the years, but we can''t resist sharing news that brought the microloan platform to our attention o... read more »
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Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch demonstrates an iPad-based color palette app used to mix, select, and paint colors. It&39's attached to a separate computer r... read more »
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Hewlett-Packard will unleash a business ultraportable with Intel's most power-efficient Sandy Bridge processors and USB 3.0 ports, according to repor... read more »
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Advanced Micro Devices will support USB 3.0 in its chips, marking the first instance of a major PC processor supplier getting behind the standard. In... read more »
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Too busy to keep up with the tech news Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, May 19. Twitter beefs up your control... read more »
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Discussing U.S. innovation at CES are (from left) CES President Gary Shapiro, Xerox CEO Ursula Burns, Cisco CEO John Chambers, and GE CEO Jeffrey I... read more »
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Duke Nukem Forever (Credit: Gearbox Software) Too busy to keep up with today's tech news Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET f... read more »
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Google has taken a big step in trying to redefine the laptop, making it purely Web-centric, untethered to the Windows past. Chromebooks are, in a way... read more »
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Intel is now moving not-so-subtly toward Android as the default operating system for handheld devices, as the chipmaker yields to market realities. ... read more »
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Google has a harsh word to describe Microsoft: plagiarist. After noticing curious search results at Bing, then running a sting operation to investi... read more »
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Higher tablet demand and lower Netbook sales are likely to take a greater bite out of the PC market this year than expected, according to data releas... read more »
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At a Wells Fargo Securities conference earlier this month, an Intel vice president confirmed that Sandy Bridge ... read more »
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