From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. is looking forward adding stereo-3D support to Xbox 360 game console in the near future, according to a report by a web-site. The company is projected to support stereoscopic 3D output at 720p resolution, which will make the device more appealing to...

From X-bit Labs: The first details about Nokia Corp.'s smartphones powered by Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Phone operating system have begun to emerge. According to chief executive of European semiconductor maker STMicroelectronics, Nokia will utilize ST-Ericsson's system-on-chip with...

From InfoWorld: Mozilla on Friday shipped the beta of Firefox 5, the latest step in its move to pick up the release pace of its open-source browser.

Firefox 5 is slated to wrap up on June 21.

The company's developers merged the changes made over the last several weeks in Firefox 5...

From PC World: Laptops don't make for the most exciting news these days, but I'm pleased to hear that Intel's PC plans call for a big bet on ultra-low-voltage processors, as Ars Technica reports.

Ultra-low-voltage, or ULV, refers to a range of processors that are more powerful than...

From CNET News.com: Intel has added two years to the warranty on its 320 series of solid-state drives because it is confident in their reliability.

The boost in warranty from three to five years was announced Friday. It covers consumer-level use of the drives, which is up to 20...

From DailyTech: HP has been dominating the computer market in shipments and market share for the past few years. The company is the largest computer shipper in the world and is far ahead of the second place company in the computer realm. In the world of HP, that apparently equates to...

From DailyTech: Microsoft has announced a new back-to-school deal for students that will land the students a computer and an Xbox 360 game console for one low price. The deal is good even if handing a student a free Xbox 360 isn't likely to help their grades.

The deal will see the...

From X-bit Labs: Microsoft Corp. said that the claim by Intel Corp. earlier this week that the versions of Microsoft Windows for ARM processors would not run older programs and would also be generally incompatible between themselves were not correct. Nonetheless, the software giant...

From X-bit Labs: Even though Advanced Micro Devices' next-generation FX-series microprocessors code-named Zambezi and powered by Bulldozer micro-architecture are projected to bring the company back onto the market of high-performance desktop microprocessors, the new chips will be...