It's one thing to launch a bevy of Alexa enabled devices including a handful of Echos. It's another thing for Amazon to address the integration challenges and privacy concerns. At Amazon's hardware event, the company aimed to thread the needle.
Dell will support Google's Chrome OS in 50 countries and 10 different languages and provide a path for more enterprises to adopt Chromebooks.
Google made it sound like the Fitbit purchase was all about a wearables business that the market valued just a smidge above worthless. Now, with Fitbit's data archive and a corporate wellness business estimated to have more than $100 million in annual revenue, Google Cloud could make a healthcare play.
The new MacBook 16-inch replaces the 15-inch version yet maintains roughly the same pricing.
IBM CIO Fletcher Previn has a massive Mac deployment and has curated a few performance and engagement metrics that go beyond total cost of ownership and support.
The MacBook Air update rides shotgun with the new iPad Pro. Apple's product refresh cycle lands just as more workers are going remote.
Ahead of CES 2020, Dell is refreshing its XPS with a new design and rolling out a 15-inch laptop that aims to be ultra-premium and sport up to a 30 hour battery life.
AMD's fourth-quarter earnings come a few days after Intel delivered strong fourth-quarter earnings due to its data center unit.
HP said Enrique Lores, head of its printing unit, will take over as CEO for Dion Weisler. Separately, HP's third quarter earnings were better than expected.
Microsoft laid out its vision for integrated software and hardware (and even a bit of Android) along with dual screens to help creatives keep their flow when working. The next year should be interesting.