Andy Patrizio

PC maker Everex has announced a low-cost Linux PC for the masses that it hopes will succeed where others have failed. The $198 price tag might help. The

Microprocessor vendors were not the only semiconductor vendors to enjoy a bang-up third quarter. Graphics processor units, or GPU sales were also

For all of the success it has been enjoying, Apple seems to be on a mission to alienate more and more of its supporters. iPhone early adopters are still

UPDATED: The first in Intel's new Penryn line of processors is due in just three weeks, and the initial tests show that, while performance isn't making

It's been a busy month for antivirus software, and ESET is the latest vendor to offer a comprehensive security product with the release of ESET Smart

Last month, InternetNews.com reported that a white hat programmer had discovered a particularly nasty exploit in Adobe's PDF format, and that Adobe was in

Some preliminary details on AMD's planned tri-core processor have emerged, thanks to loose lips at motherboard manufacturers. The tri-core chip, first

The third quarter was a good one for chip makers, as worldwide sales grew 14.3 percent and worldwide PC microprocessor revenue rose 14.8 percent to $7.95

What better gift could Apple ask for with the launch of its "Leopard" Mac OS X v. 10.5? How about a PR disaster surrounding Windows? That's what Microsoft

NetSuite is having a little fun with the popular SaaS acronym and rearranging its meaning. The company is referring to an initiative around its new

As the medical profession struggles with "superbugs" and drug-resistant bacteria, the computer world has a superbug of its own that it can't seem to

Mainframes aren't exactly in need of antivirus programs (yet), but they still have security concerns more closely related to compliance issues. CA today