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Could HP's new Live Photo app change the way we take photos and/or videos?

You deserve a chance to step back from the grindstone (which is what guilt-ridden "knowledge workers" like myself call a keyboard). You deserve a chance to see some of the pieces from an elevated height.

Hewlett-Packard is expected on Wednesday to announce the layoff of up to 30,000 workers, even as it continues to pay out regular dividends on 2 billion shares of common stock.

Hewlett-Packard's announcement that it is merging its PC and printing divisions means layoffs are coming later this year.

The longer Hewlett-Packard hangs onto its PC business, the less it will be worth. But can HP really afford to hack nearly 30% of its revenue without a strong, emerging business to replace it?

HP names software EVP Bill Veghte as its chief strategy officer, reversing a decision made in October to eliminate that position.

Fundamental flaws in the design of webOS pretty much doomed it from the start, according to former HP and Palm employees.

An unusual number of major technology companies replaced their chief executives in 2011.

A lot of enterprise IT vendors are using the term "Big Data" these days, much in the way they used the term "cloud" a few years ago, as the "next big thing" for IT. This video shows a ton of stats that will prove them right.

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has purchased 64 million shares of IBM, despite a long-standing aversion to tech stocks. Here's why.

Worried that a data center in the cloud is too risky?

Long-time IBM executive Virginia Rometty takes over a company that's not in turmoil or falling apart. How refreshing!