Andy Patrizio

Warner Bros.'s decision on Friday to support only Blu-ray disc as its high-definition DVD format of choice sent quite the shockwave through the

Intel's earlier launch of the Penryn family of 45 nanometer processors was a bit on the modest side, with just a few Xeons and the top of the line in the

Back in his stand-up comic days, Eddie Murphy joked about the newest trend in cars at the time, having them talk to their owner, such as saying the lights

Do you find "AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+" a pain to say out loud? So does AMD. The company is giving its lengthy CPU brand names a makeover, with the goal of

If Microsoft wants to rev up the online business generated from its Live strategy, it didn't engender a lot of confidence among customers in recent weeks.

There's nothing like a good conspiracy theory to liven up an otherwise quiet period in the blogosphere. On the day after Christmas, while most folks were

The Tournament of Roses parade may be a 119 years old tradition in Pasadena, California, but it's not stuck in the past. This year, the tournament is

The Top 500 list of supercomputers rarely contains real shockers, but in November, readers might have been surprised to find that No. 3 was a 126-teraflop

Microsoft has issued an alert to users of its recently released Windows Home Server not to save or edit data files directly to the server because it may

Apple is seeking patents around its two of its recent designs -- the first concerning the nascent mobile transaction space, while the second involves the

The year ahead will be no less challenging than the one we're now exiting: We're going into an election year, which is always tumultuous; there are signs

Reporter's Notebook: Yes it's that time of year folks, as news announcements wind down and reporters try to stay busy and show they know what they are