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How Intel adopted the name of a small Colorado town as the codename for its flagship processor.

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BYOD: Stop Debating and Start Acting
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Image: IntelFreePress/Flickr. Allowing employees to “bring your own device” (BYOD) to work has been a hotly contested corporate political football for the last few years.

6 tips to a clean keyboard and 6 things you should never do to your PC keyboard.
Even if you’re not ready for some spring cleaning,  odds are that your laptop, Ultrabook or desktop PC keyboard is. How far from a clean keyboard are you?

Researchers working to harvest energy from ambient sources to power computer and sensor systems that run indefinitely.
In the future, computers will sense what we are doing, where we are going and the very context of lives.

One on one with Jackie Sturm, general manager of Intel global sourcing and procurement.

Handmade luxury phone jewelry store stands in sharp contrast to bustling Computex tradeshow floor.
At the Taiwan 101 shopping mall, the Vertu store sits along a row of high end jewelers and watch companies including Hermes and Omega.

Sensors placed in a Portland neighborhood are sharing air quality data and helping people understand real-time pollution risks.

Renowned futurist Paul Saffo and veteran tech journalist John Dodge ponder past predictions about the death of the PC. Futurist Paul Saffo may have been the first to proclaim the PC dead back in 1991.

Rani Borkar has led engineering teams from Pentium 4 to Intel Core and now SoCs. Rani Borkar has been with Intel since 1988 and currently leads key engineering teams that design and develop Intel’s Core, Atom, Xeon and Itanium processors.

Intel's Free Press site relies on a handful of writers, most of whom, like Calder, work in Intel's communications department but have some journalism background. They devote part of their time to the news site but have other ...

With the launch of Windows 8 last year, more and more Ultrabooks and all-in-one desktop PCs are becoming available with touch technology.

Tiny Colorado town lends name to latest Intel chip.
“Honored” and a bit surprised is how the mayor of Haswell, Colo., population 68, feels about the codename for Intel’s 4th generation Core processor being a namesake for her town.

Evolution of natural interfaces continues to make computers more intuitive, according to historians at the UK’s National Museum of Computing.

Hacktivists advocate power of public and personal data at nationwide civic hacking event.

Developers can use Leadwerks latest engine to create mobile games with Triple-A graphics.
Josh Klint, Leadwerks founder and CEO, describes the company's recently launched Leadwerks 3 game engine as a new approach to mobile game development.

People use data visualization based on public information to find pollen-safe paths. "Say you're located in one area of Portland (Ore.) and want to travel outdoors to another area.

Automakers grapple with enticing a younger generation that prioritizes Internet access over owning a car.

8-year-old’s mobile app for iPhone and Android cooks up healthful social platform for kids. Mobile apps are a dime a dozen — the Apple App Store just hit the 50-billion download milestone — but not many are the brainchild of a second grader.

Carolyn Jen’s Intel career began just days before IBM introduced the machine that sparked the PC revolution now in its fourth decade. IBM introduced the 5150 personal computer on Aug. 12, 1981.

Get your aging PC working again by putting your computer files back in order. When was the last time you cleaned out the files on your old PC?

Digital natives recommend the best technology gifts for Mother’s Day. Sixth-grade technology students at Gold River Discovery Center near Sacramento, Calif. If you could give Mom any type of technology for Mother’s Day, what would it be?