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When big companies stumble, activist investors storm into the picture. For Dell it's Carl Icahn demanding a new CEO.

The Arab Education Summit concluded earlier this month in the Jordanian capital, after participants from around 15 Arab countries examined the latest issues in technology in education and vocational training, among other topics.

Yesterday's de facto standard architecture is commonly referred to as the, "controller-based" model, involving controllers and thin access points.

Tablets have gone rampant and we keep hearing a few good ones hitting the market.

Analysts' ratings : There were six buys, 20 holds and 10 sells, according to Bloomberg data.

Today, Leap Motion released a video showing what its 3D gesture-control system will be like on a Windows computer.

When it reports quarterly earnings on Wednesday, Hewlett-Packard will give the latest update on efforts by CEO Meg Whitman to turn the troubled technology giant around.

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A boutique system builder has bucked the industry trend of slumping PC sales by continuing to focus on selling Windows 7 machines.

HP and SAP AG today announced advancements to a joint initiative, codenamed "Project Kraken," to improve business processes and mitigate risks for customers.

Hewlett-Packard's latest quarterly results will show how badly the deteriorating personal computer market damaged the company while CEO Meg Whitman tries to expand into more profitable areas of technology.

In his corporate deal-making career with companies such as Oxford Development Group and Campeau Corp., Alan Kennedy was never satisfied with the boardroom discussion about strategy.

By Tengku Noor Shamsiah Tengku Abdullah SINGAPORE, May 20 -- HP today announced the HP Slate7, an affordable Android consumer tablet that provides customers with easy access to Google Mobile services.

I own one of the original Apple iPad handheld computers. While I like the device, I realize that newer handheld computers have more features, high-resolution cameras, more memory for data storage, and numerous other advantages that my aging device does not possess.

The announcement of the Acer Aspire R7 was the best example of the company's assertion that it was moving from computers designed with touch to computers designed for touch.

Hewlett-Packard rolled out another Android device this week. This could become a pattern as PC makers hedge against a world that's less about Microsoft and more about Google.

HP on Monday announced new printers, personal computers, and a new scanner, all designed to help small and midsized law firms improve productivity and increase their connectivity and NetDocuments announced an apps marketplace and the new version 13.2 of its web-based document management system.

A research executive at Eli Lilly and Company has reported his laptop missing, but the Indianapolis drug giant insists none of its client information or crucial research data are likely to be compromised.