Six revolutionary products from Steve Jobs’ biography
Jobs’ passion was to build an enduring company where people were motivated to make great products
A look inside China’s new supercomputer
The supercomputer uses 8,704 microprocessers developed by a Shanghai group
Motorola Mobility to sack 800 ahead of Google gobble
Plus, the future of Macs and Chromebooks in the workplace, and Cisco partners with Red Hat for open source in the cloud
How Google was tripped up by a bad search
An apparent error during the discovery stage of its court battle with Oracle could prove costly for Google
Anonymous threatens to expose Mexican drug cartel
Anonymous said one of its members was kidnapped by the cartel
Vertical specialization key to success in business analytics
Value-added distributor Avnet invests in analytics support for its IBM partners
How to handle Big Data
In-memory analytics on a database appliance will bring analysis of huge bodies of data closer to real time, according to SAS
Five must-have iPad gadgets for geeks
Custom-designed for technophiles who want their iPads to do more
HP: Spinning off PC group would have cost billions
The costs, combined with other factors, were a reason why HP decided to retain the PC unit
Apple TV set including Siri in the works
Plus, AMD’s Q3 results and security flaws on Facebook
Samsung to sell phones with flexible screens next year
The Korean electronics giant said tablets to follow, as it announced strong profits at its mobile division
Facebook-led foundation pushes for open data centre tech
Open Compute Project takes shape as industry heavyweights join in
Apple granted ‘slide to unlock’ patent
Could signal the beginning of a new courtroom battle between Apple and Android handset makers – or even Google itself
iPhone scammer jailed for eight months
Emmanuel Richson banned from every Orange shop in the country
HP decides that being bigger is better
This $126B company decides it does not want to shrink