So you're one of the 49 million Americans who own a flat-panel TV. Great! But unless the sound measures up to the visuals, you're only halfway there.
While blogs continue to simmer with complaints from people who waited months to buy an iPhone and now are experiencing problems activating it, AT&T Inc. said Sunday that the situation has improved.
It's impossible to say for sure when things went haywire for Gateway. But it's a safe bet that the PC maker's long, slow slide began sometime during its meandering journey through an endless series of business plans.
Samsung's announcement last week that it expects to see prices of its dynamic RAM chips fall by 30 percent in 2005 wasn't terribly surprising.
By all accounts, it's been a great first half of the year for Apple.
When people think of UPS, they usually think of brown delivery trucks and guys in shorts dropping off packages. They do not think of laptop repairs. But that's exactly the business UPS has decided ...
The theme of the vanquished becoming the vanquisher could become a familiar one in the world of tech.
It's been a long time since we heard anyone talk seriously about server-based, or hosted, desktop applications.
In the past, I've been pretty skeptical about Gateway. I stand by my opinions (most have been borne out), but in the spirit of fairness considering there's a new skipper at the helm, I thought it would be worthwhile to take a look at how the company is doing roughly two months into CEO Wayne Inouye's tenure.
CNNMoney: Dell's got gameupdated: Tue Feb 17 2004 14:35:00
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the growing low end of the PC market, where new full-featured desktops can be had for less than $800. It's a market that's resonating with consumers who don't need the latest and greatest technology to e-mail relatives, print digital photographs, or compile music CDs.
The previous ten versions of Microsoft Office have forced a lot of us to develop an upgrade ritual: Install software. Learn about the hundreds of new features. Never touch a single one of them. Wit...