- Wed Oct 1 2008 Questions about Nokia's new music phone
Nokia is rumored to be launching its would-be iPhone killer, the Nokia 5800, at an event in the U.K. tomorrow. Here's hoping they'll finally reveal concrete details about the Comes With Music service that will compete with iTunes.
- Tue Jul 18 2000 Intel skates past estimates on booming chip demand
Despite major product shortages and intensified competition, Intel beat expectations in the second quarter by reporting record revenue of $8.3 billion and earnings per share of 50 cents, excluding extraordinary events.
- Sun Jul 14 2002 Drawing lessons from WorldCom
Experts at Wharton examining the chronology of events leading up to one of the biggest tech busts in history say it will take much more than essential accounting reforms to restore integrity and accountability in the corporate world.
- Mon Dec 10 2001 Turning on the World Wide Web
Ten years ago, Paul Kunz wrote and posted the first American Web page at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. The subsequent chain of events turned the Web into a staple of everyday life.
- Wed Sep 23 2009 BOL 1069: 80 percent of life is exhaust
We're not real sure about the iRex reader, Microsoft's Courier is a lot of smoke, Palm gets told to sit down and be quiet about iTunes syncing, and a PlayStation2 for you car. And finally, Brian imparts a valuable life lesson for everyone listening.
- Fri Aug 14 2009 Apple tablet may be under wraps until 2010
Some are saying that Apple's September confab will be primarily about music devices, and any tablet PC will remain under wraps until sometime in 2010.
- Thu Apr 17 2008 Microsoft working hard on Windows Mobile improvements
The company just held an event for developers to come check out Windows Mobile 7, and while they can't say much, one attendee hopes Microsoft gets the new version out sooner rather than later.
- Thu May 21 2009 CES to expand Apple section
The iLounge section of the world's biggest gadget trade show will grow to 25,000 square feet.
- Wed Oct 31 2007 Images: High-tech hoaxes and media mess-ups
Paul isn't dead, Dewey didn't defeat Truman, and Lonelygirl15 is a fake. Here are few of the best hoaxes and pranks to have spread through the media over the past century.
- Sun Sep 13 2009 Intel Forum preview: Moore's Law expressed as fewer chips
Intel plans to express Moore's Law as integration of functions into fewer chips later this month at the Intel Developer Forum.
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