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FROM BW COMPUTERS

Cell: A Chip That's Going Public

The processor already powers PlayStation 3. But IBM, Sony, and Toshiba will release its technical details to stimulate new uses8/25

What's With the Dell Doldrums?

Worries over growth are knocking the tech giant's stock, while HP's takes off as the mediocre performer cleans up its act8/25

Dell: In the Bloghouse

A PC-owner's Web diary of complaints about customer service has yielded heavy traffic and some near-contrition from the maker8/25

Table: Blog Readership

Intel to AMD: Bring It On

The giant answers its smaller nemesis' challenge by focusing on making ever-faster chips more efficient. Analysts say it's about time8/24

Carly's Side of the Story

HP's ex-chief has signed with Penguin to write her memoirs. But will she dish the dirt on her ouster -- and will her tale draw readers?8/24

AMD to Intel: Let's Rumble

The challenger has called for a "shoot-out" over whose dual-core chip performs better. Question is, can it shake Intel's corporate dominance?8/23

Fly Should Soar with Kids

With its wide range of both educational and fun offerings, LeapFrog's amazingly clever "pentop" computer is likely to be a hit 8/23

Emulex: A Cash Stash from Data Storage

S&P views the storage-gear maker as a major beneficiary of a big trend in information archiving -- the move to network-based technology8/19

The Other MIT

Manipal Institute of Technology and other second-tier schools like it are India's real tech secrets8/19

HP's New and Steady Hand

The computer maker's latest results underscore CEO Mark Hurd's emphasis on execution -- and an apparent return to basics 8/17

Dell's Shortfall, Dell's Challenge

The PC giant met profit expectations, but missed on sales. To regain the Street's confidence, it will need to emphasize its more costly wares8/12

RFID's Second Wave

As prices fall and systems improve rapidly, manufacturers are finally starting to embrace the electronic tagging technology8/9

Apple's New Mouse: Mighty or Meek?

Jobs & Co. has broken with tradition to launch a new multi-button mouse, prompting loud expressions of delight or dismay from Mac fans8/4

A Video iPod? Don't Count on It

Apple fans are watching for a new device that could be to movies what the iPod is to music. But Steve Jobs seems to have other plans7/27

INTERNET

Now, Google Is Tackling Talk

The search giant will launch instant-messaging and Net-telephony products that promise to work with existing services -- if AOL and others agree8/24

For Lego, an Online Lifeline?

The building-block maker has had some rough times as toys go digital, but its new Lego Factory Web site may help it reconnect with kids8/23

Slide Show: Lego Legends in the Making

True aficionados of the building blocks vie to get their designs selected by Lego to be sold to other fans on the company Web site8/24

Google Buys Android for Mobile Ammo

The search giant quietly acquires the startup, netting possibly a key player in its push into wireless, "the next frontier in search"8/17

The Birth of Murdoch.com

The MySpace acquisition shows the News Corp. mogul aims to create "an original type of portal." That could be bad news for Yahoo! and AOL8/16

SOFTWARE

How to Face Off Against Microsoft

Intuit has repelled the Redmond six times. Now it's defending its largest business -- small-business accounting software8/25

Intuit's Bennett: Ready for Mr. Gates

Facing another onslaught from Redmond, the finance-software maker's CEO says, "I love our position." Score so far: Intuit 6, Microsoft 08/25

Who Is King in CRM Software?

A new study says SAP has overtaken Siebel as the top seller of customer-management programs. But in revenues and users, the latter still rules8/24

For Worm Writers, Speed Thrills

Within mere days after Microsoft disclosed the vulnerability, the latest round of attacks were under way, much to the alarm of computer-security researchers8/18

Wormproofing Your PC

The latest wave of attacks demonstrate the speed with which hackers pounce on flaws. Here's a primer to help foil them8/18

Plus: Steve Wildstrom's podcast on worms and bugs