Wolfgang Gruener

Dell released a Linux version of its XPS 13 Ultrabook with preliminary ship dates in the second week in December, if ordered today.

Globalfoundries has appointed Rutger Wijburg to oversee the operation of its Fab 8 in Malta, New York.

Syria's Internet connectivity has been completely crippled since the early morning of today (EST).

Chrysler used Forza Horizon to introduce its new Viper sportscar to the world, so it should not be too surprising that other car manufacturers are following.

AMD is at the beginning of a massive reorganization phase that will only leave about half of its entire business to traditional processors.

Google and Germany's government are clashing because of a proposed law that would prevent Google from publishing more than just a headline link to journalistic content.

Microsoft announced a rather astounding Black Friday sales result for its aging Xbox 360 game console.

Firefox just released the first beta of Firefox 18, which will be a milestone release for Mozilla as it introduces the IonMonkey JIT compiler.

Microsoft is launching an aggressive marketing campaign attacking Google's credibility in providing product search results.

AMD's management is taking another step to keep the company afloat.

Gigabyte's overclocking team was able to overclock AMD’s A10-5800K APU to a record 7.87 GHz, up from a stock 3.8 GHz.

Google updated its stable Chrome browser with a new version that includes three major security fixes.

The Windows Store has grown to 20,610 apps for Windows 8 and Windows RT.

RapidShare is making attempt to change its perception of being a platform that is exploited for piracy purposes to transition into the world of the Dropboxes and Google Drives.

A first significant hack for Windows Store applications is making the rounds on the Internet.

Researchers from the Munich School of Management and the Copenhagen Business School suggest that the shutdown of Megaupload had an impact on box office sales.

Jakob Nielsen, famous UI expert, has examined and concluded that the Windows 8 interface is "weak" on tablets and "terrible" for PCs.

Leaked roadmaps of the upcoming Atom Valleyview-T Atom SoC provide new details about Intel's processor for tablets.

Imagination Technologies, which claims to hold a 75 percent technology market share for GPUs in smartphones, is expanding the Series6 of graphics processors.

AMD employees are not getting much room to breathe these days. In addition to the 1,700 people that were just cut recently, AMD will be laying off an undisclosed number of people in the first half of 2013.

A new report sheds new light on the tablet landscape and the accusation that hardware makers do not have enough imagination to support Microsoft's vision what a Windows tablet should look like.

Intel said that Paul Otellini will retire from his role as CEO in May 2013.

Common sense suggests that you should not be posting on Facebook what you do not want the world to know.

G.Skill claims that its TridentX Memory is now officially the world's fastest RAM.

NASA believes it has found the most distant galaxy observed to date. MACS0647-JD is just a fraction of the size of the Milky Way and believed to be 13.3 billion light years away.