Dell planning to ditch factories
CFO Brian Gladden has said the company has "more work to be done" to improve profitability. Now The Wall Street Journal reports that Dell is planning to lower costs by selling off its factories.
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Timing rumors surface for AMD plant spin-off
Rumors persist that Advanced Micro Devices is planning to spin off all or part of its manufacturing operations.
Microsoft begins big ad push
Microsoft's multi-year push, estimated at $300 million, begins with a spot featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld aired during Thursday's NFL game.
The Digital Home Video: Yep, Microsoft fanboys do exist
In this episode of the Digital Home Video, Don tells us all that, yep, Microsoft fanboys do exist.
120GB Zune coming to a store near you
The device, which was just recently confirmed to be in the works by Microsoft, has popped up on a store shelf in Atlanta.
Microsoft Research gives photo help, for a price
Redmond's research arm has a new tool for creating photo collages, but unlike past products from the labs, consumers have to pay for AutoCollage.
Google adds Android app for Flickr photos
Photostream just a demonstration application for viewing Flickr photos, but it could be useful, too, once Android phones begin shipping later this year.
Windows XP remains dominant in Japan
Although hardware bundling is driving Vista use, 65 percent of users surveyed say they use XP most on their home PCs.
Best of Chrome: 'Google's new Trojan Horse'
Google is using Chrome to take on Microsoft's desktop heft. Game on.
First look at 'Spore': Why Electronic Arts is smiling today
North American gamers won't be able to get their hands on the product until Sunday, but the early reviews suggest that hype notwithstanding, EA has a big hit on its hands.
See Chrome's inner workings--and an Easter egg
Google's new browser shows a wealth of detail for programmers building Web sites or the open-source browser itself. And a mystery: what technology underlies the Easter egg?
Memo: Windows chief on new ads
Windows business unit head Bill Veghte send a memo to troops late Thursday promising that the debut Seinfeld/Bill Gates ad was just an "icebreaker."
Reality Check: The Seinfeld ad was superb
Although most think the new Microsoft ad with Jerry Seinfeld failed on most counts, Don Reisinger thinks it was superb. Who's right?
How will Google Chrome change user experience on the Web?
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Samsung contemplating SanDisk acquisition
South Korean consumer electronics giant is considering a buyout of the chipmaker to reduce its NAND flash memory costs, according to PaidContent.
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