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Time to Consider the Unloved Dell New York Times Are Dell's shareholders on Xanax? The computer maker has finally bowed out of its mad bidding war for 3Par, the data storage company. Yet its investors displayed neither much concern about overpaying nor relief about the deal's being dropped. ... See all stories on this topic »

Samsung raises 2010 smartphone sales target: report Reuters SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS), the world's No.2 handset maker, expects to sell up to 25 million smartphones this year, exceeding its earlier target, and aims to double shipments next year, media reports said on Friday. ... See all stories on this topic »

With iPod Refresh, Apple is Fixing Mistakes PC World Apple's new line of iPods might be the best ever, if only because last year's models were plagued with technical problems and miscalculations. Looking back at Apple's press event yesterday, it seemed like each new iPod was intended, at least in part, ... See all stories on this topic » PC World

Twitter for iPad App Enables Tweets by Touch eWeek Twitter Sept. 1 launched its official Twitter for iPad application, allowing users to tweet all sorts of content through a touch-screen. The app is available free from Apple's App Store. On Sept . 1, Twitter launched its official Twitter for iPad ... See all stories on this topic »

Google Chrome Turns 2 & Rolls Out Version 6.0 Top Tech Reviews Today is the birthday of one of the best web browsers you can run, in my opinion of course. Google Chrome turns 2 today and with that, Google rolled out a stable version 6.0. What could Google do to make web browsing even better, you ask? ... See all stories on this topic »

Sony unveils 3D Vaio laptop Afterdawn.com At this week's IFA 2010 tech fair, Sony has unveiled a 3D Vaio notebook, one that includes a button that, when pressed, will convert 2D images to 3D. While the premise is intriguing, there is, of course, a catch. Users will need to wear active shutter ... See all stories on this topic »

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