Nokia and Intel announced that they are working together to speed up the development, and deployment of WIMAX technology to bring new capabilities to mobile users over high-speed broadband networks.

Big names will give the nascent broadband wireless standard a big push toward widespread acceptance.

As demand continues to be strong for notebook products, Intel has revised its sales forecast for the second quarter. Before it had predicted sales between $8.6 billion to $9.2 billion.

Legendary pundit Robert X. Cringely thinks there’s more to Apple’s switch to Intel chips besides giving developers a headstart on porting applications.

In a little-noticed development at Apple’s WorldWide Developers Conference, the company’s CEO disclosed a hardware change.

For years the Mac was a highly specialized PC, ignored by most, but loved by certain industry aficionados. But no matter how dearly adored it was for its stability, security, and usefulness in the layout and design professions, it didn’t have the appeal that came with heavy hitter Microsoft and Windows OS.

Software translation of Macintosh applications designed for the PowerPC platform will let old program run on the Intel Mac.

John Battelle notes that Google’s market capitalization is now just north of 80 billion dollars, making it the largest media company on the planet, overtaking Time Warner.

To understand why Steve Jobs fired IBM you need to look no further than the Lenovo Thinkpad T41 Tablet PC.

A $12 million USD round of financing has the software compliance management company ready to expand.

A decision that was eleven years in the making became official during the opening of the Apple WorldWide Developers Conference.

A rumor from mid-May about a possible switch from IBM to Intel chips may be about to become fact at today’s Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference.

Steve Jobs confirmed today what’s been floating around for sometime: that Intel would be the supplier for Apple computers starting in 2006 and be fully integrated by 2007.

John Gruber is asking why I can’t reveal technical details on the Apple decision to switch from IBM to Intel processors.

AMD’s senior VP for worldwide sales and marketing speaking at Taiwan’s Computex raises doubts about Intel’s competing product.

The processor war continues on the dual-core front, as AMD brings its dual-core processor to market against Intel.

Something old is new again, as Intel displays the small Pandora PC concept last seen in March.

Intel Corp. has announced the follow-up to its Pentium processor Extreme Edition, which was its first multi-core processor. The new dual-core processor for use in desktop PCs is called the Pentium D.

Aimed at making a transition to widely used multicore processing, Intel released its sequel to the Pentium Extreme Edition, Pentium D.

The chipmaker expects to deliver that number of dual-core processors to the consumer market by year’s end.

Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple Computer was in talks with Intel leading to speculation that Apple may put Intel chips in its Macs.