Tech Watch: Are 3-D TVs Gaining Popularity?
Consumers have failed to embrace the new 3-D television sets so far, but a new report says that's about to change. One research company is predicting sales to soar by almost 500% this year.
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Consumers have failed to embrace the new 3-D television sets so far, but a new report says that's about to change. One research company is predicting sales to soar by almost 500% this year.
The tablet computers that have shown up on a handful of restaurant tables around the country could be the answer for anyone who's ever waited too long for the check, or argued with a waiter over whether the order was to hold the mayo.
Cisco is planning more changes as it continues to focus on streamlining operations following several challenging quarters.
San Jose students got to experience firsthand on Wednesday the dangers of sending and receiving text messages while driving.
Electronic Arts said Wednesday that its quarterly earnings rose fivefold on strong revenue from online games and titles including "Crysis 2" and "Dragon Age 2." But its outlook disappointed investors, sending shares lower after-hours.
Apple is updating the iPhone to reduce the amount of time the device stores information about its users' whereabouts.
Intel Corp. said Wednesday that it has redesigned the electronic switches on its chips so that computers can keep getting cheaper and more powerful.
Applied Materials Inc. said it will buy Varian Semiconductor Equipment Associates Inc. for $4.9 billion, gaining access to a leading supplier of ion implantation equipment used by chipmakers.
Big-name electric cars are slowly but steadily making their way from the assembly line onto the streets. Getting one at this point - and for at least another year - will require patience, according to experts.
Twitter has acquired one of its most popular applications, TweetDeck, for about $50 million.
AT&T is introducing caps on free bandwidth for its Internet users. CNET Editor-at-Large Brian Cooley explains what this means.
Apple is upgrading its iMac line of desktop computers with faster processors, higher-resolution cameras and a new type of data port.
California lawmakers were headed into uncharted territory Tuesday, holding the first hearing in the nation on Internet "do not track" legislation.
Technology company Hewlett-Packard is promising to donate $25 million to help a Silicon Valley children's hospital named for the late wife of HP's co-founder expand and improve patient safety.
Once again, San Francisco-based Twitter carried vital information to Americans ahead of traditional news outlets.
