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• Filing Details Apple's Complaint Against Psystar Apple says Psystar knowingly violated its copyrights and license agreements and induced customers to do the same.
• Is the Desktop PC Making a Comeback? There are signs the desktop PC may be enjoying a resurgence.
• What Does It Take to Get a PC With XP? Our reporter tried to buy a computer with Windows XP preinstalled on it from the United States' nine biggest PC makers. His findings: You can get one, but be prepared to fib.
• Apple Sues Psystar for Copyright Infringement Apple on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Psystar, claiming the Florida-based company violated its copyright.
• How Schwan's Foods Cashed In on Virtualization This frozen food company has warmed up to hardware, energy and staff savings related to server and desktop virtualization.
• Inside the World's Greatest Keyboard From the satisfying click of its keys to its no-nonsense layout and solid steel underpinnings, IBM's 24-year-old Model M is the standard by which all other keyboards must be judged.
• Build a PC, Juice Up Your Laptop Want to build your own PC? Steve Bass has some ideas for you. Plus, how to upgrade your old laptop or buy a new one.
• Did Bill Really Design the IBM PC? Some argue that the honor truly belongs to the late Don Estridge of IBM.
• 8 in 10 Businesses Use Macs, Study Says Almost twice as many businesses are running some Macs as two years ago, a Yankee Group survey reports.
• Security Firm Reports Trojan Targets Macs A rare Trojan horse program spotted in the wild threatens some Mac OS X systems.
• Study: 80% of Businesses Have at Least One Mac Macs and Mac OS X are becoming more widely-used among U.S. businesses, a recent Yankee Group survey explains.
• HP TouchSmart IQ506 Desktop PC Sleek, classy all-in-one PC gets points for design, but it lacks the same wow in its performance.
• How to Build a Superfast, Superquiet PC, Part 2 A great desktop is only as good as the sum of its parts, so picking the right RAM, hard drive, sound card, and speakers is key.
• Over 1 Billion Computers in Use Worldwide Gartner report shows strong growth in emerging markets, predicts that over 180 million computers will be replaced this year--many dumped directly into landfill.
• Analysis: WWDC 08 is the Most Significant in Years With Apples's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) only days away, industry analysts are putting this year's conference on a...
• A Peek Into the Future: Tech Rivalries, Windows 7, PCs Readers vote on their picks to win tech rivalries, predict Windows 7 shortcomings, discuss the future of desktops.
• The 10 Funniest Apple-Ad Parodies From 1984 to the famous manila folder, Apple's TV ads have been ripe targets for satirists and rival companies. Here are 10 of the best take-offs.
• The 10 Funniest Apple-Ad Parodies From 1984 to the famous manila folder, Apple's TV ads have been ripe targets for satirists and rival companies. Here are 10 of the best take-offs.
• Microsoft Extends XP Deadline for Low-Cost PCs At Computex Microsoft announced that it has extended the life of Windows XP until 2010 so it can be included on low-cost desktops.
• PCs Will Get Wii-Style Motion Controllers Asustek's Eee Stick dual controllers will bring motion sensor technologies to any PC.
• Apple Store Opens in Huntsville, Ala., This Weekend Apple's newest retail store opens in Huntsville, Alabama this Saturday, May 31, 2008. Apple Store Bridge Street will open to...
• Future Apple Devices May Be Solar-Powered Employees at Apple have filed a patent for integrating solar cells into portable devices by placing them underneath the layers...
• The Apple of the Future Analysis: A review of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine offers perspective on evolution of technology (even Apple's).
• Apple Leads High-End Retail Sales Macs were 66% of sales of $1000-and-over systems in the U.S. in the first quarter, researchers say.
• Reliving the Clone Wars In April 1995, while lunching with reporters at San Francisco's trendy LuLu restaurant, Power Computing CEO Steve Kahng was...