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• Want a Faster Interface? Put a Chip in Your Skull Intel says chips embedded in people's brains will control computers by 2020.
• Mac OS X 10.6.2 Hack Gets Atom Support Back The OS X 10.6.2 update dropped support for the hackintosh-friendly Intel Atom processor. Just two days after the update was released, it was hacked to allow the chip to be used once again.
• Rumor: Four Arrandale CPUs Coming In January Intel's next-generation 32-nanometer processor architecture will launch in January, according to rumors.
• PC World Podcast 53: Intel and AMD Settle, Microsoft and Apple Copy Each Other Join the editors of PC World for a lively round-table discussion of the week's hottest tech topics.
• World Tech Update: CES Preview in NYC, Hacked iPhones, and More... Intel and AMD settle their legal disputes, New York hosts the annual CES preview, iPhones are hacked, and more...
• AMD Settlement Frees Intel to Address Bigger Threats Intel needs to prop up AMD, but it also has to focus on its real long-term threat, ARM.
• Intel Legal Woes Don't End with AMD Settlement Intel and AMD have reached a $1.25 billion settlement to end all litigation between the two. Intel needs a vibrant AMD to help defend against antitrust accusations.
• Snow Leopard Update Nukes Atom Support Apple's Snow Leopard 10.6.2 update kills support for Intel Atom/netbooks — netbook users running Intel Atom likely won't be able to upgrade beyond 10.6.1.
• World Tech Update: Ballmer in Asia, Droid in Stores, and More... Steve Ballmer tours Asia, Motorola preps the new Droid phone for launch, and more...
• Intel Promises SSD Firmware Fix Intel promises to issue fix for glitchy SSD Optimizer firmware after update bricks users' drives.
• Intel Solid-State Drives Get 40% Speed Boost Intel boost X25-M SSD drive performance by up-to 40% thanks to a new firmware update.
• Top Storage Devices in the PC World 100 We saw all kinds of roomy and speedy drives this year. Here are our top picks.
• Intel May Allow More Memory on Netbooks Rather than celebrating this as good news, we should be asking why Intel has any say in the matter at all.
• Nvidia Escalates Patent-Licensing Battle With Intel Nvidia has stopped development of chipsets for Intel's latest processors, intensifying a battle between the companies.
• Unicycling Murata Robot Is Back, This Time Faster Muratagirl, the unicycling robot, is back at Japan's Ceatec with improvements and some new tricks.
• Top 5 Solid-State Drives These days, solid-state drives have higher capacities, faster performance, and lower prices.
• Where's USB 3.0? If you can't wait for USB with 10 times the speed of 2.0 at one-third the power, we have good news: It's almost here.
• Trends From IDF 2009: Smaller, Faster, With Intel Everywhere At this year's Intel Developer Forum, Intel demonstrated its vision of Intel x86 chips powering everything from your PC to your TV.
• Intel's New Moblin 2.1 OS Available for Download The first version of Moblin 2.1, Intel's new OS for netbooks, is available for download on Moblin's Web site.
• World Tech Update: Intel Developer Forum, Tokyo Game Show and More We check out the Intel Developer Forum, the Tokyo Game show, and Logitech's expanded Squeezebox line.
• New Mobile Internet Devices at the Intel Developer Forum One focus of this year's Intel Developer Forum is small portable computing devices running a variety of Windows operating systems. Senior Writer Darren Gladstone takes a look at the Viliv S10 Blade, the Archos 9 PC tablet, and the Umid M1.
• Intel Architecture Trying to Rule the Roost Intel claims its processor architecture can power any device, from PCs and servers to smartphones and TVs. But will a CPU monoculture benefit customers?
• Intel Targets Homes With New Processor for TVs Intel on Thursday launched a media processor based on the Atom architecture that could go into TVs, set-top boxes and other consumer electronics.
• Superfast USB 3.0 Transfer Rates Displayed at the Intel Developer's Forum At the Intel Developer's Forum, a USB 3.0 camera was on display that streamed uncompressed 1080p video to a monitor.
• Intel Connects PCs to Devices Using Light Intel is working on a new optical interconnect that could connect mobile devices to displays and storage up to 100 meters away.