Gallery: Motorola's Android phone at Mobilize
At Mobilize '09 in San Francisco, Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha introduce Motorola's first phones running Google's Android operating system.
At Mobilize '09 in San Francisco, Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha introduce Motorola's first phones running Google's Android operating system.
The editors of The ToyBox blog list the Top 10 gadgets you should have in your own gadget toybox this summer.
If you can't find just the right practical, frivolous, cool, geeky, pricey, affordable tech gift from these dozen gadgets, don't worry. There's more.
The Motorola Flipside is an Android 2.1 smartphone from Motorola's stable. You can get it for about $100 from AT&T with a two-year service agreement.
Some of the more bizarre events in the computer business in recent memory happened this past year. Join Charles Cooper, Jim Kerstetter, Ina Fried and Michael Kanellos as their Reporters' Roundtable reviews the goofiest technology moves of 2006.
Technology researchers and scientists gathered in New York City last week to honor two colleagues: Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, and Claude Berrou [at right], co-inventor of turbo codes. Berrou and several of the attendees at the Marconi Society-sponsored symposium added their voices to the growing concern that the United States is falling behind the rest of the world in technological innovation because fewer dollars are being allocated to long-term research.
Sure, IT matters -- and technology is cool. Except when it's just plain scary. Fom DRM to PattyMail, floating nuke plants to IT Frankensteins, here are the techno bogeymen that haunt us.
Two hardware experts have joined ZDNet's blogosphere.Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, in his Hardware 2.
Notable headlines:Larry Dignan: EU slaps Microsoft with $1.35 billion fineMary Jo Foley: European Commission vs.
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:Ed Bott: Should Microsoft get into the PC hardware business?