"Anything can be forced to converge," Apple CEO Tim Cook said of PC-tablet convergence. "You can converge a toaster and a refrigerator, but those things are not going to be pleasing to the user."READ MORE›
Dell is a brand name intimately welded to laptops and desktops in office cubicles...and now, in a new push, Dell is saying it can sell tablets by the ton to crack Apple's grip. Squad...Attention! About-turn! Quick march!READ MORE›
Microsoft has promised that Windows 8 will be a "complete reimagination" of the world's most widely used operating system. But for a company that's struggled to escape the seemingly ever-present shadow of Windows XP--or overcome ...READ MORE›
Microsoft is said to be releasing Office for the iPad--a move that would have it sleeping with the enemy. The tech giant has (not all that convincingly) denied this is happening. Here's why it absolutely should do it. READ MORE›
What powerful features will Android Ice Cream Sandwich tablets have for us in 2012? How much more clever will iOS get? The sky seems to be the limit in both cases. Unfortunately, we can't say the same for Microsoft.READ MORE›
Today, Nokia released details on its first Windows smartphones, and its plan to bring feature phones to the developing world. But where Apple went first, Android is following and may sweep Nokia's chances under the table.READ MORE›
Microsoft's Windows 8 with Metro interface is a bold step into minimalist computing that could improve your workday--if only the Windows legacy went away, entirely.READ MORE›
The tech press has gone crazy over Microsoft's Windows 8 OS demo. But there's a year's worth of innovation to come--including from Microsoft's competitors--before we can use it. READ MORE›
With Samsung tablet hardware smarts, and Windows 8 innovation, it's possible Bill Gates's decade-long desire for Microsoft-powered tablets will soon be a reality. Now, can they catch on with consumers?READ MORE›
Bing Launches Location Sharing App. Bing's new "We're In" app has a timed location sharing feature, status message updates, and messaging options to keep Windows Phone users connected. Entering a phone number will get you signed ...READ MORE›
For the TouchPad, HP avoided using Android at all costs. Well, actually, at a very specific cost: HP spent $1.2 billion to acquire Palm, which developed the TouchPad's slick software, WebOS. But Windows 8 is likely a different story. READ MORE›
Microsoft teased Windows 8 for tablets late last night, giving us a sexy peep at its UI. The tech world has since gone aflutter, despite big questions about Microsoft's approach. And the real innovation is behind the scenes: ARM chip support.READ MORE›
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