Microsoft researches user interface for the illiterate
Microsoft's research arm is working on technology that would enable its engineers to build a user interface for the illiterate.
Microsoft's research arm is working on technology that would enable its engineers to build a user interface for the illiterate.
Advanced Micro Devices this week unveiled an energy-efficient, dual-core Athlon desktop processor.
Microsoft worked really hard at its seventh annual TechFest event to show attendees that its researchers are working on more than the just the next Windows operating system or Internet Explorer browser.
Advanced Micro Devices announced a new graphics chip set at the CeBIT conference in Germany.
Advanced Micro Devices revealed the first two processors to come out of its new 45 nanometer manufacturing process at the CeBIT conference in Germany.
Watch out, Apple. The MacBook Air now has some serious company.
Intel this week unveiled five new processors and a chipset for the embedded market.
Cisco Systems has unveiled its QuantumFlow Processor, a networking semiconductor that has 40 cores on a single chip.
Gartner predicted Monday that worldwide radio frequency identification (RFID) revenue will eclipse US$1.2 billion this year, marking nearly a 31 per cent increase over last year.
Advanced Micro Devices is making its performance library available as open-source code, which should help developers build multithreaded applications for x86 machines.
Looking for a way to continually shrink computer chips while still squeezing more transistors onto them, IBM scientists are working on a whole new way to build processors -- using DNA.
Hitting a major milestone in nanotechnology, IBM researchers have figured out how to measure the amount of force needed to move an atom.
Intel unveiled its latest gaming and high-end computing platform, which includes two quad-core processors and graphic cards.
Think personal robots are still the stuff of sci-fi movies? Think again.
The fourth quarter of 2007 mirrored the entire year when it came to worldwide PC shipments.