3 Names Put Tech Above the Fray
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Technology mutual funds returned more than 17 percent, on average, according to the research firm Morningstar, but a few had gains exceeding 30 percent.
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With new rankings due soon, SGI, IBM and others are jostling for bragging rights. Also: A speedy Mac system gets speedier.
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Blog: The big three tech companies all have their own mashup editors.  Who comes out on top?
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By Corilyn Shropshire, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Sep. 22--Competing for top software engineers against such giants as  Google and Microsoft has forced the guys at up-and-coming startup Netronome  Systems to be creative.
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When tech companies want to do the right thing, Ernst Ligteringen is the man they increasingly turn to for advice.
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Companies will demonstrate how their technology will work together.
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Not too many companies that were around during the dawn of the personal computer revolution are still in business. Intel, Apple Computer, Microsoft, IBM - after them, names come to mind a little more slowly.
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A trio of vendors are adding or extending their wireless products for location services and tracking.
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Tough times often make for strange bedfellows, and the explosion of viruses, computer worms and spyware programs on the Internet is producing unique alliances among top technology firms.
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I'm guessing the founders of a San Francisco start-up called OQO are bummed that Microsoft long ago snagged the name Pocket PC for its personal digital assistants. Because Pocket PC might be the ideal moniker for OQO's new model 01 "ultrapersonal computer"- uPC for short.
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Will it be Google? Paul Allen? How about Qualcomm?
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It reads like a VIP list of failures - Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba, Intel, and Philips. Each of these technology powerhouses tried to conquer a promising technology for making thin, big-screen televisions -- called
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Looking to boost the use of home electronics, company  provides funding to three companies.
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&quot;There is clearly a lot of pent-up momentum,&quot; says SourceLabs&#39; Cornelius Willis. &quot;Companies want to get off of proprietary technology, but have been hesitant because of the lack of support.
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The tech industry&#39;s blasÃ© year is quickly morphing into what comedian Jerry Seinfeld would have called The Year of Even Steven.
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A new list of the top machines is  about to be released and SGI, IBM and others are jostling for bragging rights.
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Years ago, businesses often created names beginning with the letter A to be listed first in the telephone book. In today's high-tech world, they're vying to be noticed first on the Internet.