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Jon Rubinstein Joins Board of Qualcomm, as Mobile Chipmaker Ups Its Silicon Valley Cred
The longtime mobile exec is a high-profile appointment.
Google Has Been Working on Watch and Glass in Tandem, Patents Show
If Google Glass freaks too many people out, the company likely has a Plan B close behind.
Hands-On With Ouya, the Tiny Gaming Console With Big Aspirations
The Android-based Ouya gaming console will be available this June. Can it take on the likes of Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony?
Read the Letter Launching the Campaign to Unseat Three HP Directors
Demands include cutting ties with Ernst & Young.
webOS Finds New Life Yet Again, This Time in LG Televisions
LG plans to use the software in its smart TVs, but apparently has no interest in using it for phones or tablets.
Surprise! HP’s New Slate 7 Tablet Runs on Android.
HP newest tablet is not a Windows device.
Google-Built Chromebook Pixel Takes On the Power User
Google branches out on its own with the Chromebook Pixel.
Why Google Made Its Own High-End Laptop, the Chromebook Pixel
The Pixel has a touchscreen, high-density display, elegant design and lives on the Web. But it’s also a first-gen product.
Sony Announces New PlayStation 4 Console (But Doesn’t Show the Console)
What a console-tease.
Hewlett-Packard’s Todd Bradley Talks Tablets in the Enterprise (Video)
The next battlefield for tablets is in the Enterprise. Really?
Two Budget-Friendly Printers You Won’t Want to Throw Out the Window
Printers are normally a source of frustration. Here are two that keep it simple but still get the job done.
Ahead of Big Meeting With Analysts, Another “Sell” Rating Appears on HP Shares
With less than a week to go before a key update from HP management, one analyst loses confidence in HP’s turnaround prospects.
HP Previews Windows 8 All-in-One PCs With NFC, Touchscreens
HP adds to its Windows 8 portfolio with four new all-in-one PCs.
Vizio’s Laptop Debut Dazzles, Then Fizzles
TV maker Vizio’s entry into the laptop market has a lot of bright spots, but ultimately stumbles.
Five Trends You’ll See in Windows 8 PCs
The fall launch of Windows 8 isn’t just about a new operating system; it’s also bringing in a new wave of PC hardware, as computer makers look to jump-start sales.
Samsung Designer Says Galaxy Tab 10.1 Work Preceded iPad Announcement
Jin Soo Kim said his work predates Apple’s iPad announcement and also highlighted some of the key design decisions the company made when planning the tablet.
Meet Gram, HP’s New Name for the Company Formerly Known as Palm
The latest move in a 20-year identity crisis.
Back to School With Two Thin Laptops — One Pricey, One Not
These two new Windows laptops from Lenovo and Hewlett-Packard are aimed at different ends of the market.
Sony’s First Ultrabook Targets the Budget-Conscious
If the high-end features of Sony’s first Ultrabook don’t grab your attention, its affordability might.
Ouya, a $99 Android Game Console, Plays the Kickstarter Game
A new, Yves Behar-designed video game console launches on Kickstarter today.
More Details on Google’s Project Glass General Availability, Pricing and Features
Google’s Project Glass is totally ridiculous, but it’s also the most exciting thing the company demoed today at Google I/O.
Google I/O Attendees Get First Crack at Buying Google Glass — But Not Till Next Year
Sergey Brin stole the show at Google I/O today with a ridiculous scheme involving airships and rappelling. He announced that U.S. based attendees could sign up to buy a Google Glass prototype for $1,500.
Google: Android Jelly Bean 4.1 Is Like “Butter”
Google officially spills the beans on Jelly Bean.
Google I/O, Day One: A Tablet, a Streaming Media Player and Google Glasses Descend From the Sky
Google gives developers (and the rest of us) the latest on Android and new gadgets.
