A year ago, I wrote a story hypothesizing that AMD’s long-term success might hinge on future Bobcat-based processors rather than on Bulldozer. I wrote it ...
Joel Hruska
The low-cost Android tablet space is heating up. And just in time for the holidays.Barnes & Noble have unveiled the Nook Tablet, a beefed-up follow-up to ...
Wendy Sheehan Donnell
The Windows ship is leaking in a dozen places, pierced beneath the waterline by very pointy iPads. Where the Mac never really made a dent in Microsoft's PC ...
Sascha Segan
From my perspective, 2011 was mostly characterized by the broader acceptance of tablets and cloud computing and I expect those trends will continue in 2012. ...
Michael J. Miller
After several stumbles, HP finally makes the right call and releases webOS to the open-source community—so now what?So in the end, HP finally made an ...
Jamie Lendino
Google’s choice to go with a more open app model for Android has invited nefarious people all over the world to develop exploits for the platform. ...
Ryan Whitwam
Needless to reiterate, 2012 has been a rather active year for reviewers like us. There were smartphones launched as if someone was rolling them off a non-stop ...
Vishal Mathur
Mobile computing, consisting of smartphones and tablets, has been the most exciting part of the computing landscape for the past several years and that ...
For a little more than a week now, I’ve been using the Windows 8 Developer Preview both on the Samsung tablet Microsoft passed out at the Build ...
The laptop as you know it is about to change dramatically. The line between laptop and tablet is becoming blurred, and within the next few weeks the PC aisle ...
Brian Westover
