Samsung replicates 'Matrix' phone
CNET's Brian Cooley and Joni Blecher, senior editor, CNET Reviews, checks out the Samsung SPH-N270, a replica of the mobile phone used in the new film "The Matrix: Reloaded."
CNET's Brian Cooley and Joni Blecher, senior editor, CNET Reviews, checks out the Samsung SPH-N270, a replica of the mobile phone used in the new film "The Matrix: Reloaded."
ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at new technology from Texas Instruments that will make it possible to watch MPEG-4 movies on Nintendo's Game Boy Advance SP.
ZDNet's Patrick Houston asks STMicroelectronics how its embedded software will enable users to control a game with a glove.
At an event in San Francisco, IBM introduces a powerful new mainframe code-named T-Rex. The z990 can process 11,000 transactions per second and packs four times the memory of its predecessor, the z900.
At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in New Orleans, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates touts the performance benefits of 64-bit computing and shows how this generational leap in technology is already revolutionizing digital content creation.
At the Windows Hardware Engineering Conference in New Orleans, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates touts the performance benefits of 64-bit computing and shows how this generational leap in technology is already revolutionizing digital content creation.
Inventor Dean Kamen tells engineers at WinHEC in New Orleans what it takes to be innovative, explaining why risk and failure are necessary parts of the process.
ZDNet's Patrick Houston talks with Microsoft about how its Windows XP Embedded software will enable video game functionality for exercise equipment.
ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at new DVD technology that blends traditional movie playback features and Internet connectivity.
ZDNet's Patrick Houston looks at the Linux-based iPronto digital display, which acts as a remote control and an Internet browser.n Cooley about the company's new partn
In a one-on-one interview at the PalmSource Developers Seminar in San Mateo, Calif., PalmSource CEO David Nagel tells CNET's Brian Cooley about the company's new partnership with Research In Motion and gives his take on the upcoming Palm OS6.
At WinHEC in New Orleans, Bill Gates shows off a new prototype PC created by Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard. The computer, aimed at the business user, promises fewer cables, integrated telephony, real-time collaboration capabilities and enhanced security features.
CNET's Janice Chen gives Brian Cooley a sneak peek at two new consumer-friendly digital cameras, the Canon PowerShot A70 and the Sony DSC-P8 Cyber Shot.
Productivity and partnerships will be key to the IT industry's recovery, Cisco CEO John Chambers said in his recent keynote address at NetWorld+Interop 2003.
ZDNet's David Coursey asks Apple's Philip Schiller how the company's new online music store will compete with popular file-sharing services like Kazaa.