Dell regroups around four customer segments
Wednesday, December 31st, 2008Two executives, Mike Cannon and Mark Jarvis, are departing as the computer maker regroups globally around four types of customers.
Two executives, Mike Cannon and Mark Jarvis, are departing as the computer maker regroups globally around four types of customers.
Many users are reporting their Microsoft music players are rebooting then seizing up. Some dub the problem “Z2K.”
Night vision goggles available for civilian pilots.
A user interface revolution is upon us: my 3-year-old son can use my iPhone thanks more to its accessibility than his smarts.
The “smaller is better” theme played out with Intel’s Atom chip and Netbook PCs, but the recession also put a squeeze on the industry.
Via Technologies is reportedly joining other chip suppliers in readying a dual-core processor that will compete with Intel’s Atom.
Blog cites three independent sources as saying that we can expect a 7- to 9-inch screen in the fall of 2009.
Online retailers record first sales decline in eight years, despite a 15 percent increase on Cyber Monday, the second-biggest day of online shopping ever.
Jon Oltsik offers up 10 technology areas to watch in 2009. Among them? That buzz phrase “unified communications.”
The blog, which is often an outlet for consumer complaints, will become a new division within the publisher of Consumer Reports.