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Intel gives 'turbo' boost to Nehalem
News Chipmaker unveils power control feature in its new microarchitecture, which a senior executive claims will be "pretty compelling" for enterprises.
Tags: Mobile processors, Processors, Multiprocessor servers, Intel Corp., Mobile, Quad-core, Notebook, Fujitsu Siemens, processor, Intel Centrino 2
Intel strikes back with next-generation chips
News AMD's chips are touted as performance leaders today, but Intel thinks it's set to reclaim that crown later this year.
Tags: Processors, Desktops, Notebooks and tablets, Servers, Mobile platforms/communications, Mobile processors
Apple preps for Macworld harvest
News Although a winter chill still lingers in the air, the latest crop of Apples is nearly ready to be harvested. On Tuesday morning, Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs will take the familiar Macworld Expo stage at the Moscone Center convention hall to tempt the Macintosh-faithful with new wares. This year's Macworld comes on the 20th anniversary of the Mac, which was introduced through a Super Bowl ad in 1984.
Tags: Personal Computers, Mac OS
Third-party iPhone apps to arrive soon
News Software companies are bursting at the seams ahead of Monday's Steve Jobs event, as Apple finally welcomes them to the iPhone.
Tags: Mobile applications, Application, software company, 3G Network, phone, software, network, revenue, Apple iPhone, Wired Inc.
It's official: Apple event set for 09/09/09
News Apple sends invitations to a music-focused event in San Francisco next week, with few other details.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Apple Inc., Event, Video Game, Conference, Apple iTunes, Apple iPod, San Francisco, Apple iPod Touch, Moscone Center
Macworld without Apple: The show will go on
News When Apple announced last year that the 2009 Macworld conference would be its last, there were some rumblings as to whether the show could continue without Apple's presence
Tags: Consumer Technology, Apple Inc., Conference, VP, San Francisco, Macworld, public relations, Moscone Center, Steve Jobs, Consumer Technology
Milking Java for Sun
Blogs This year, Jonathan Schwartz got to helm JavaOne--Sun's love fest for Java developers--for the first time after taking o...
Dell likes Linux for virtualization
Techguide At LinuxWorld, the Dell CTO says the two will make running multiple operating systems on a single computer easier.
Tags: Open source, Linux, Linux desktop OS, Linux server OS
Google Web workshop targets developers
News The search giant will host a two-day developer workshop at the end of May, featuring hands-on code labs and 'fireside chats' with Google engineers.
Tags: Software engineering/development
Compaq: Big business still leery of Linux
News Corporations remain wary of using Linux, says Compaq CTO Shane Robison at LinuxWorld. A lack of standards is one of the obstacles preventing big business from fully embracing the OS.
Opera links mobile devices to Web bookmarks
News Opera Link will let you share bookmarks between PCs and mobile phones that use Opera's browsers without having to visit a separate Web page.
Tags: Web browsers, Web sites
Compaq: Big business still leery of Linux
News It has technical strength and industry momentum, but several obstacles remain before the Unix clone will penetrate the deepest parts of corporate computing.
Power-saving pitches for notebooks at IDF
News Intel's efforts to cut power consumption in chips are being matched by new energy-saving display and battery technology.
Tags: Processors, Notebooks and tablets, Mobile processors
New SOA paradigm in Java world?
Program Builder.com contributor Harshad Oak was at the recent 2004 JavaOne Conference, and he has plenty to report about a new guise for the service-oriented architecture (SOA), as well as topics like IDE, Java Server Faces and EJB3.
Tags: Software, Java, Web services, Software integration
Windows 2000 systems to debut three weeks early
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