Christopher Saunders

If you're a close follower of the online tech press, you may have noticed the brouhaha that surfaced this weekend, touched off largely by the revelation

Google Buzz is again in critics' cross-hairs over the fact that the social networking service automatically populates' users follower lists and begins

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Google this weekend gave more evidence that it's pursuing the release of its own Android-based smartphone, though it's remaining shy about disclosing much

After years of coming under fire for poor network performance, particularly by users of the Apple iPhone, AT&T today is taking steps to both improve and

Like many U.S. electronics makers, Research In Motion has had its eyes set on China's massive market for digital devices. Now, through a deal with Hong

Google CEO Eric SchmidtSource: Google While traditional media companies struggle to come to grips with the changing fortunes of their industry as customer

The HP Multiseat's ms6000 desktop PC and MultiSeat t100 Thin Client access deviceSource: HP NEW YORK -- HP today unveiled an array of thin-client

Longtime rivals Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) and AMD said today that they had reached a settlement that ends years of legal contention over Intel's market

HP (NYSE: HPQ) said today it plans to buy networking player 3Com in a $2.7 billion deal that aims to turn the hardware giant into a forced to be reckoned

Graphics and design software giant Adobe Systems (NASDAQ: ADBE) said that it's cutting 680 jobs to help it slim down and reduce expenses. The figure