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When Companies Do the Mash

Corporations from IBM to Google to E*Trade are jumping onboard the trend of mixing and matching software from different sources.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Building a Business on a Mashup

These combos of disparate programs or Web applications are in the hobbyist phase, but entrepreneurs are seeking to turn them into moneymakers.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Asia's Mobile Mashup Free-For-All

Across the region, carriers and handset makers are locked in a race to pack the most features and functions into cell phones.

Brian Bremner - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Dell's Executive Search

Chairman Michael Dell has launched an effort to recruit high-ranking outsiders to re-energize the struggling PC maker.

Louise Lee,Peter Burrows - November 07, 2006 Similar items

A Quantum Leap in Data Encryption

Startup MagiQ Technologies thinks it's got a sure way to keep data from prying eyes, using Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 06, 2006 Similar items

High-Speed Wireless Dreams

HSDPA may finally deliver a small piece of wireless utopia. We tear down a PC card that can help make it happen.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 06, 2006 Similar items

Coping with Data Centers in Crisis

Surging Internet traffic and rising energy costs are forcing companies to overhaul the way they design and run computer facilities.

Peter Burrows - November 06, 2006 Similar items

Building a Better Computer

PC makers are racing to ensure tomorrow's machines meet the increasing demand for information and entertainment anywhere, all the time.

Catherine Holahan - November 06, 2006 Similar items

That's a Lot of Teraflops

IBM is building a new type of hybrid supercomputer. VP Dave Turek talks about how these speed monsters will affect mainstream computing.

November 06, 2006 Similar items

The Search for SRAM Scams

The Justice Dept. is investigating whether anticompetitive practices took place among companies that supply the memory chips.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 02, 2006 Similar items

Securing Your Laptop Against Theft

Seagate's hard-drive encryption is one of several ways to protect that precious data on your laptop. Here's a look at the options.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 31, 2006 Similar items

Microsoft: Waiting for Vista, Zune

The software maker again fell back on its strength in server software ahead of the release of the long-awaited Windows upgrade and music player.

Jay Greene - October 27, 2006 Similar items

The Apple iPod Turns Five

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Vodafone Regains Its Balance

Share prices are up, investors are relaxing, and CEO Sarin has some breathing room in which to focus on Vodafone's core markets.

Steve Rosenbush - October 20, 2006 Similar items

Building a Better Mouse

What do you get with a $75 mouse? All those zippy functions. We take a look at four of the newfangled mice.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - October 19, 2006 Similar items

Apple's Big Mac

Record-breaking quarterly sales of the Mac are putting Apple into the running for a top computer-maker spot.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 19, 2006 Similar items

Another Music Phone? Yawn鈥�

What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles.

Olga Kharif - October 18, 2006 Similar items

Level 3 Elopes with Broadwing

The smart deal gives Level 3 the means to transport data traffic, upping its appeal鈥攁nd cost鈥攁s a potential acquisition for Google.

Steve Rosenbush - October 18, 2006 Similar items

Intel's AMD Troubles Continue

Pressure from the chipmaker's small rival took a toll in the third quarter, and CEO Paul Otellini is responding by cutting costs and staff.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 17, 2006 Similar items

Intel Struggles to Bring Viiv Alive

The chipmaker that made Pentium a household name has yet to achieve brand recognition for its media PC platform.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 16, 2006 Similar items

The Apple Calendar Conundrum

There's no easy way to transfer addresses and other data from Mac to PC to handheld and back鈥攂ut there should be.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 13, 2006 Similar items

An Insecure Future for McAfee

Investors seem reassured by CEO Samenuk's resignation, but the company has lost a firm hand on the helm.

Sarah Lacy - October 12, 2006 Similar items

What Carly Doesn't Say

Tough Choices fleshes out Carly Fiorina's story in important ways. But there are significant omissions.

Peter Burrows - October 12, 2006 Similar items

Apple's Mysterious Chip Moves

The computer maker is mum on the timetable for releasing more Intel-powered machines, so let's take a look at the clues.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Qualcomm's Temporary Reprieve

The chipmaker got a welcome ruling from an ITC judge, but bigger legal battles remain vs. Broadcom, which also claimed victory.

Olga Kharif - October 11, 2006 Similar items

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Networking, Hardware, Games

Corporations from IBM to Google to E*Trade are jumping onboard the trend of mixing and matching software from different sources.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

These combos of disparate programs or Web applications are in the hobbyist phase, but entrepreneurs are seeking to turn them into moneymakers.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Across the region, carriers and handset makers are locked in a race to pack the most features and functions into cell phones.

Brian Bremner - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Chairman Michael Dell has launched an effort to recruit high-ranking outsiders to re-energize the struggling PC maker.

Louise Lee,Peter Burrows - November 07, 2006 Similar items

Startup MagiQ Technologies thinks it's got a sure way to keep data from prying eyes, using Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 06, 2006 Similar items

HSDPA may finally deliver a small piece of wireless utopia. We tear down a PC card that can help make it happen.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 06, 2006 Similar items

Surging Internet traffic and rising energy costs are forcing companies to overhaul the way they design and run computer facilities.

Peter Burrows - November 06, 2006 Similar items

PC makers are racing to ensure tomorrow's machines meet the increasing demand for information and entertainment anywhere, all the time.

Catherine Holahan - November 06, 2006 Similar items

IBM is building a new type of hybrid supercomputer. VP Dave Turek talks about how these speed monsters will affect mainstream computing.

November 06, 2006 Similar items

The Justice Dept. is investigating whether anticompetitive practices took place among companies that supply the memory chips.

Arik Hesseldahl - November 02, 2006 Similar items

Seagate's hard-drive encryption is one of several ways to protect that precious data on your laptop. Here's a look at the options.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 31, 2006 Similar items

The software maker again fell back on its strength in server software ahead of the release of the long-awaited Windows upgrade and music player.

Jay Greene - October 27, 2006 Similar items

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Share prices are up, investors are relaxing, and CEO Sarin has some breathing room in which to focus on Vodafone's core markets.

Steve Rosenbush - October 20, 2006 Similar items

What do you get with a $75 mouse? All those zippy functions. We take a look at four of the newfangled mice.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - October 19, 2006 Similar items

Record-breaking quarterly sales of the Mac are putting Apple into the running for a top computer-maker spot.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 19, 2006 Similar items

What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles.

Olga Kharif - October 18, 2006 Similar items

The smart deal gives Level 3 the means to transport data traffic, upping its appeal鈥攁nd cost鈥攁s a potential acquisition for Google.

Steve Rosenbush - October 18, 2006 Similar items

Pressure from the chipmaker's small rival took a toll in the third quarter, and CEO Paul Otellini is responding by cutting costs and staff.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 17, 2006 Similar items

The chipmaker that made Pentium a household name has yet to achieve brand recognition for its media PC platform.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 16, 2006 Similar items

There's no easy way to transfer addresses and other data from Mac to PC to handheld and back鈥攂ut there should be.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 13, 2006 Similar items

Investors seem reassured by CEO Samenuk's resignation, but the company has lost a firm hand on the helm.

Sarah Lacy - October 12, 2006 Similar items

Tough Choices fleshes out Carly Fiorina's story in important ways. But there are significant omissions.

Peter Burrows - October 12, 2006 Similar items

The computer maker is mum on the timetable for releasing more Intel-powered machines, so let's take a look at the clues.

Stephen H. Wildstrom - October 11, 2006 Similar items

The chipmaker got a welcome ruling from an ITC judge, but bigger legal battles remain vs. Broadcom, which also claimed victory.

Olga Kharif - October 11, 2006 Similar items

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