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SAN FRANCISCO – Hail, hail the GPU. At least that seems to be rallying cry of competitors ATI (owned by AMD) and nVidia, two of the leading

SAN FRANCISCO -- Not every company would risk blasting Jerry Lee Lewis' "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On" to a packed crowd in earthquake-prone Northern

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Instead of worrying about employees spending company time on Facebook, some enterprises may soon have reason to encourage the idea.

Apple will unveil a new iPhone at its sold-out developers conference today in San Francisco; at least that's the consensus among the numerous rumor sites,

PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Enterprise software vendors take notice: Slick doesn't sell anymore. That was one of the comments made at the Consumerization of

A portable computer priced way lower than the competition makes headlines with its small screen and bundled applications for instant productivity. Sounds

SAN FRANCISCO – Google kicked off its Google I/O developer's conference here with an update on several of its Web-related initiatives and a flashy

Google will address a large backlog of developers interested in its App Engine service by removing restrictions on the preview release starting late this

SAN FRANCISCO -- Google may dominate in search, but it's the company's free consumer e-mail service, Gmail, that it sees capable of teaching the

Marc Andreessen Source: ThinkPanmureHALF MOON BAY, Calif. – Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen had some words of advice for Microsoft (NASDAQ:

Entering a market dominated by well-established, well-funded players can be a daunting task. But one startup thinks there are advantages to challenging

Is the iPhone ready to mix you up a healthy beverage? Hardly, but one developer plans to tap the device's graphics and motion detector technology to let