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Give iPad some credit for Apple's brisk Mac sales
HP's PC sales were disproportionately disappointing for the quarter, whereas Apple's were quite impressive. The answer may partially lie in the soaring interest in tablets and smartphones, along with general consumer confusion about Ultrabooks. Read More


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Start Small, Grow Tall: Why Cloud Now
The cloud is the hottest thing in computing today, and enterprises are eagerly seeking to adopt it. They realize that cloud computing holds the promise of curing today's "data center sprawl," with its colossal complexity, considerable costs, and substantial capital investment. Learn more

Intel fights for its future with smartphone deals
With Intel finally breaking into the burgeoning smartphone market, analysts say the company is moving to defend its turf -- and possibly even its future stability -- against an encroaching competitor. Read More

Did Thai floods sink Windows sales?
Microsoft warns that floods drove PC sales below expectations, but that excuse won't wash for possible declining Windows sales. Look instead at the shift to tablets and Macs. Read More

The hidden danger of touchscreens
Distracted driving and walking aren't the only perils lurking behind touchscreen devices. Smartphones, tablets, and now touchscreen PCs all can lead to stress-related injuries of your hands, arms, back, and eyes -- unless you use them right. Read More

The year's best hardware, software, and cloud services
Many of the winners -- but far from all -- are new to the list, but that doesn't mean they're new to us. One of the list's most distinctive features is how much it repeats the past, illustrating how much technology builds on what came before. Read More



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