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Computing’s highest award goes to guys who made smartphones possible

Windows RT: Mission Accomplished

Microsoft’s dumbed-down operating system was a flop with consumers and developers, but it succeeded in pushing the boundaries of the PC.

Intel Goes Hobbyist

Meet The 17-Year-Old Who Created A Brain-Powered Prosthetic Arm

Easton LaChappelle used 3-D printing and electronics to do on his own what his school couldn’t teach him–and what the market needed. And it will sell for less than $400.

Is Intel Making Apple’s Next iPhone, iPad Chips?

Apple Looks Beyond Intel For Future Mac Chips

AMD To Arm Processors With ARM Chips

ARM Reports Profit Rise Of 23%, Bucking Industry Trend

Microsoft Names Windows 8 Versions (You Might Want To Get Comfortable)

PC Deathwatch: In Which Intel Begins to Sweat

Intel execs just gave an interview talking up the Ultrabook as better than MacBook Airs or iPads. Here’s why:

Follow-Up: Smartphone Desperation (And Innovation?) At MWC

Most Innovative Alumni

It was a year of IPOs, product launches, breakthroughs, and, yes, notable missteps for the class of 2011’s Most Innovative Companies.

What’s Behind Intel’s Expensive Ultrabook Push?

Rumor Patrol: Apple’s Juicy 2012 Plans

2012 has barely begun, and forget Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote: The tech world is already abuzz with Apple intrigue. Here’s our take:

Microsoft’s Windows Tablets Of Next Year…Or Never

Facebook Settles FTC Privacy Complaints, Battlefield 3 Banned In Iran, Buyers Circle Yahoo

Crazy Sexy Windows 8 Has Scorching Hot New Looks … But It’s What’s Inside That Counts

Why Intel Tapped Two Quirky Chinese Wedding Photogs For Its Latest Ad Campaign

iFive: Twitter’s Own Pics, Samsung’s Million Sales, Pentagon Defines Cyber War, ARM’s Tablet Plans, VoIP Beating Phones