From DailyTech: IBM has a long history as an innovative American tech company and is doing quite well in today's market. The company this week announced the replacement of current CEO Samuel J. Palmisano with a new CEO to take effect January 1, 2012.

The person that will be...

From X-bit Labs: Earlier this year Advanced Micro Devices said that its forthcoming code-named Trinity accelerated processing unit would boost performance-per-watt by 50% compared to Llano. In the real-world applications, the company's new documents show that its next-gen APU will...

From X-bit Labs: Hewlett-Packard, the No. 1 maker of servers in the world, may become the first server company in the world to make servers powered by microprocessors that are based on ARM architecture. The company reportedly will use chips specifically designed for servers by...

From InfoWorld: Google's Chrome contains a critical vulnerability that under certain circumstances allows attackers to plant malware on a Windows PC, a security company said last week.

According to Slovenia-based Acros Security, Google would not categorize the bug as a vulnerability...

From CNET News.com: Though the headliners of Nokia World were the company's first Windows Phone devices, the Lumia 800 and Lumia 700, Nokia also introduced a new line of handsets today designed for emerging markets.

The new Nokia Asha (which means hope in Hindi) family includes four...

From CNET News.com: Twitter is quietly testing an expandable timeline that allows users to see media and related information inside the timeline instead of off to the side.

The redesigned timeline, which was first reported by Patrick Bisch of Pinglio, allows users to click on...

From DailyTech: Eight months after Microsoft and Nokia announced that they would be joining forces in the smartphone market, the first two Windows Phone 7.5 devices from Nokia will start to saunter into the marketplace later this year in select markets.

When it comes to doing battle...

From X-bit Labs: The passed-away co-founder of Apple did not share the opinion that spinning off or selling the personal computer business will do anything good for Hewlett-Packard. Instead, he considered the idea to get rid of certain divisions as some kind of a tragic defeat....

From X-bit Labs: While it was Leo Apotheker, who kicked off major changes at Hewlett-Packard and triggered to spin-off or sell the personal systems group (PSG), it looks like it is Meg Whitman, who is the real changer of the company. The changes coming are so dramatic that HP lost...

From X-bit Labs: Intel Corp. has quietly added a new “unlocked” microprocessor into its price-list, which means that the chip is available to customers worldwide. The Core i7-2700K "Sandy Bridge" chip will extend Intel’s leadership on the market of high-performance microprocessors...