The fallout from Apple's Boot Camp continues, and we in the labs are struggling to keep up. more ›

Seems like all the cool stuff happens when we're out of town. We can't leave San Francisco for a couple of weeks without Hell freezing over and Apple releasing a way to run Windows on Intel-based Macs. We have to admit to some relief when we heard the neighbor's dog going ballistic on the mailman this morning, and overheard some hipsters making fun of The Marina this afternoon — we were starting to worry the fiber of the universe was unraveling. more ›

This week Microsoft and Intel finally revealed the Origami, their "Ultra-Mobile PC" platform. Reaction from most of the blogs and news sites has been one of disappointment — there were a lot of teasers and speculation on what the device would end up being, but it turns out it's just a tablet PC that's smaller than a laptop but bigger than a PDA. Microsoft's goals for the platform are to be able to run a full version of Windows XP (instead of Windows CE or another Mobile variant of the operating system), with full-day battery life (instead of a few hours) and integrated touch-screen support. Ken Fisher of Ars Technica and Steven Musil of CNet news.com offered their takes on the announcement. more ›