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"HP, Dell and the paradox of the disrupted: Once synonymous with PCs, Hewlett Packard and Dell are now struggling to keep up with the software-driven shift to integrated, differentiated systems." GigaOM 8:21 AM
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"HP, Dell fallen on hard times as PC business falters amid shifting technology trends" Associated Press 8:21 AM
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"HP Releases Beta Version Of Open WebOS" redOrbit 8:22 AM
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"Microsoft spies Apple vulnerability: Microsoft and its partners find a hole in Apple's defenses." ["The Windows 8 touch screen is the first real change that has come to Windows laptops in a long time. ... And it's made more significant by the fact that Apple has rejected the idea of a hybrid device via Tim Cook's refrigerator-toaster analogy. Which gives Apple's less-nimble Silicon Valley neighbor, Hewlett-Packard, a rare leg up."] CNET News 8:56 PM
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"Windows 7 Passes XP to Become the World's Leading Operating System" NetMarketshare 7:43 AM
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"Finally! More people use Windows 7 than XP" BetaNews 12:10 PM
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"Windows 7 overtakes XP; Mac OS X steams ahead of Vista" ZDNet 4:08 PM
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"Hands on with Windows RT (finally)" ZDNet 4:08 PM
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"Don't Pop the Champagne Quite Yet, Microsofties" Forbes 4:09 PM
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"IBM and Vodafone Advance Smarter Home Initiative" The Financial 8:23 AM
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"IBM's Watson could turn into a super-smart personal assistant for mobile devices" Tecca 8:24 AM
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"Sorry, Larry, the Cloud Revolution Is Here: Little startup Workday has made Oracle's chief take notice, even if he belittles its chances of success." Barron's 7:52 AM
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"Fall Budget System Buyer's Guide" AnandTech 8:15 AM
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"Techies cook up Minority Report-style video calling" The Register 8:14 AM
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"Software that lies (so you don't have to!): A new class of software tells fibs on your behalf. Are these apps unethical?" Computerworld 8:13 AM
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"Purdue Researchers Beef up Phone Nanofilters to Fight Dropped Calls" DailyTech 8:05 AM
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"Microsoft's New Building Made of Bricked 360s" [Humor] Glossy News 8:19 AM
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"Solving The Developer Deficit In The Cloud" TechCrunch 7:58 AM
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