AMD Q3 misses expectations: New CEO orders restructuring, global job losses; outlook bleak
The chipmaker announced on Thursday at its fiscal third-quarter earnings its restructuring plan, which will lead to a 7 percent drop in global headcount.
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WWDC 2014: Meet Apple's software and services mash-up
Apple's upcoming Worldwide Developer Conference keynote speech is expected to unveil a melding of software and services, as the company continues to flesh out its cloud platform.
Apple Q1 preview: All eyes on iPhone 5C, or '5F' for 'Fail'?
Apple's latest earnings report covers the lucrative holiday quarter. Expect strong (maybe record?) profits. But all eyes are on the iPhone 5C, which analysts believe badly flopped.
Apple VP Doug Field joins Tesla to drive vehicle development
The Mac hardware engineering chief will leave the company to work for up-and-coming automotive star Tesla. (And yes, the pun in the headline was very much intended.)
AppleCare warranty reportedly to become subscription-based: What say you, EU?
The EU has been on Apple's case against its "unlawful" warranty practices. A new report suggests the iPhone and iPad maker may switch to a subscription-based model.
Apple iPad mini revealed, new hardware announced: roundup
Apple announced on Tuesday, after much speculation, the iPad mini along with other new hardware. Here's what you need to know, as well as a roundup of ZDNet and CNET's coverage.
Apple media event: By the numbers
Apple executive took to the stage at California Theatre in San Jose, CA. to announce a range of new products. Apple also disclosed some previously unseen numbers and figures. Here's what you need to know.
HP touts 'true' business tablet: HP ElitePad 900
The world's biggest PC maker unveils a new 10-inch tablet, set for a January release, in a bid to take on the Windows 8 enterprise and business market.
Apple launches $999 iMac for schools; But there's a catch
Apple is offering a discounted iMac at $999 for school purchases. But there are a few catches you should be aware of.
Stanford's nearby Apple store remembers Jobs in Post-it tribute
Ditching their iPads to taking to the streets with their Post-it note pad instead, how Stanford students remembered Steve Jobs.
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