Andy Patrizio

Denver International Airport is a monstrous place, one of the few airports I have not passed through in my career. Like many airports, it offers free

Lenovo, the artists formerly known as IBM's PC business, today announced a new "eco-friendly" PC, the ThinkCentre M57/M57p. This is the first desktop PC

AMD demonstrated its first 45nm processor designs at the giant CeBit trade show in Hanover, Germany this week and said it is on track to release 45nm

With the dust settling on the high definition format war, I wanted to add my voice to the ever-growing chorus of opinions on what the future holds. It's

Notebooks often take more physical abuse than a rental car, and that's by their owners who paid for them. In some cases, the laptop may find itself in

Web application developer Nexaweb Technologies has announced a plan to assist IT departments in migrating legacy applications to the Web, and helping

Virus vendors are frequently accused of creating the viruses so they can sell you the fix. Just last week, ESET Software came by to discuss their 2007

Bachelor auctions have been popular gimmicks for raising money, but how often does a celebrated actress get involved? On eBay there is a bid to win a date

Sun is continuing its acquisitions strategy, not of companies but prominent open source programmers. James Gosling today announced during his keynote at

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is being adopted for a wider range of uses, and not all of them are for the good. On the plus side, OpSource, a SaaS hosting

A Mozilla developer, currently working on the 3.0 release of the browser, raised a ruckus when he expressed some frustration in a blog post yesterday over

Comcast lately has been running ads for a new service called Blast, which offers a considerable improvement in both upload and download speeds. After