China flexes supercomputing muscle in Top 500 rankings
China flexed its computing muscle with a supercomputer called Nebulae, rocketing to second place on the biannual Top500 list, which ranks the most powerful computers in the world.
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Apple needs to jump on TV opportunity, analysts say
Apple's success in mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad could spill over into the TV segment if the company decides to make a push for devices with larger screens, analysts said on Friday.
Walking could recharge your smartphone or MP3 player
Researchers at Georgia Institute of Technology are harvesting energy through activities like walking or running that could power or recharge smartphones and portable music players in the future.
Dell looking into AMD's Fusion chips
PC maker Dell is looking into Advanced Micro Devices' Fusion processors for use in future laptops and desktops as it tries to make PCs smaller and more power-efficient, a company executive said.
Palm deal will overhaul HP's tablet OS strategy
Hewlett-Packard's purchase of Palm could redefine the PC maker's mobile OS strategy, potentially impacting the company's reliance on Microsoft operating systems.
HP grabs ex-Microsoft exec to run software business
Hewlett-Packard has appointed former Microsoft executive Bill Veghte to run the company's software business.
Shipments of DDR3 memory growing fast
Shipments of the speedy DDR3 memory are growing at a fast pace as implementations of its predecessor, DDR2 memory, slow down, research firm iSuppli said in a study released on Tuesday.
ITC to investigate multitouch patent complaint against Apple
The U.S. International Trade Commission on Monday said it will investigate a patent infringement complaint filed by Elan Microelectronics in Taiwan regarding Apple's multitouch devices including the iPhone and iPad.
Apple's second quarter profit jumps 90 percent
Boosted by an increase in iPhone and Mac shipments, Apple has reported a 90 percent increase in quarterly profits.
Website analyses iPhone 4G found in a California bar
A popular website that focuses on consumer electronics claims to have gotten a legitimate prototype of the next Apple iPhone, which was said to be found in a California bar.
Intel reports 'best first quarter ever'
Intel on Tuesday reported strong earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2010, with the company calling it the "best first quarter ever."
Chip memory upgrade a drawcard for server vendors
Orthodox server designs are getting a facelift with Intel's Nehalem-EX processor, and server makers are capitalising on new memory features in the chip that boost application performance.
Updated: Apple to preview new iPhone OS this week
Apple will preview the next-generation iPhone operating system on Thursday, just a few days after the launch of the iPad tablet, which also runs on the OS.
Will the iPad live up to the hype?
Apple has asked people to drop their netbooks and go with the "magical" iPad, which will be uncloaked in US stores on Saturday morning. The excitement around the device is high, but will it live up to its hype?
Dell to enter managed print services market
Dell could start offering managed print services later this year as it tries to extend its reach in the printing and imaging market, a company executive said on Wednesday.