HP Has Higher Profit, Helped by PCs, Printers
Hewlett-Packard posted a better-than-expected profit as the No. 2 computer maker gained market share in personal computers and sold more of its highly profitable ink supplies, sending shares higher by 4 percent.
Newsletter Formatting in Thunderbird
I edit a monthly newsletter for my old school, and I want to have a "Contents"section at the top of the message with each line hot-linked directly to the corresponding section in the body of the newsletter.
Gateway Announces Thin, Light, Widescreen Notebook
In terms of looks, the Gateway M255-E doesn't have much appeal, but it does offer lots of portable power.
SimulScribe Rebrands as PhoneTag, Adds Contact Integration
SimulScribe, the popular voicemail transcription company, confirmed Wednesday that it is changing its name to PhoneTag, which it hopes customers will have a much easier time remembering and spelling. The company is also introducing contact integration, a significant upgrade to the company's popular service.
Microsoft: Why Not Use Your Phone as a Cheap PC?
While the PDA has existed as a sort of mini-PC for years, Microsoft said it would encourage phone manufacturers to formalize the transition of the phone to a mobile PC through a research initiative called "Fone+".
Voracious iPhones and iPods Gobbling up a Quarter of Flash Supply
Earlier this year prices for NAND-based flash chips were on the rise because of low supplies and the expectation that flash-hungry devices like Apple's new iPhone and iPod would eat up what little surplus already existed in the market.
Study Finds No Link Between Mobile Phones, Cancer
Using a mobile phone does not increase your risk of brain cancer, according to a new Japanese study that is the first to consider the effects of radiation on different parts of the brain.
The Sprint XOHM WiMAX Launch, in Pictures
On Wednesday in Baltimore, Sprint officially launched their XOHM WiMAX network. PC Magazine was there.
Send Google Maps Data to Your TomTom GPS
Dutch navigation systems company TomTom said on Wednesday it was teaming up with Internet search leader Google Inc so users can find and send business addresses to their portable devices.
Can Antitrust Rules Be Applied to Net Neutrality?
House Judiciary members on Tuesday pushed for an antitrust approach to net neutrality rather than a regulatory structure that would allow the Federal Communications Commission to weigh in on the controversial topic.
