Andy Patrizio

The Apple iPhone has been a game-changing device in many ways, but it will never win any performance awards. Its processors are underclocked, meaning set

REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. -- Oracle CEO Larry Ellison capped off day-long eventhere Thursday at his company's headquarters to tout his plans for the newly

Analytics firm Flurry says it has tracked down 50 devices that it believes are Apple's tablet, which the firm is expected to announce on Wednesday at an

The tablet device market is as busy as the Android phone market these days, with new contenders entering daily. The latest entrants? Freescale and the

Corsair Memory and OCZ Technology Group, two of the leading suppliers of DRAM- and flash-based memory used in the making of solid-state drives (SSDs),

The lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission against Intel is "overblown" and won't lead to much of anything beyond perhaps a settlement, argues one

The Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit against Intel isn't earning a lot of cheers of support, except maybe from nVidia. In fact, analysts think the suit

Symantec on Wednesday announced its now offering its flagship security and storage applications as a subscription service through the Amazon Elastic

We've heard terms "infoglut" and "information overload" for years, but now we know just how much information we really consume. U.S. households consumed

Google has rollout out an update to its Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry, raising the limits on the number of users who can simultaneously access the

SUNNYVALE, Calif. – AMD laid out an ambitious roadmap for 2010 and 2011 today, involving its much-hyped Fusion products as well as a slew of new

Worldwide PC microprocessor shipments jumped 23 percent during third calendar -- rising to all-time record levels, according to new data from industry