Bill Detwiler

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Silicon.com’s Andy McCue got a peek at what HP research laboratories are cooking up.

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Industrial-size digesters reduce mountains of manure into gas or electricity that can be reused on the farm and/or sold on the open market.

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R&D team shows off the Gesture Keyboard and Printcast.

Maxim magazine celebrates its 100th issue by building a giant billboard that’s visible from satellites.

A look at the application that lets Intel-based Macs natively run Windows XP.

Kevin Kettler describes the mechanics of virtualization in a speech at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in Boston.

From transistor radio to Speak and Spell, TI plays crucial role in key electronic-age concepts and markets.

Microsoft shows off an upgraded version of its best-selling wireless optical mouse and two new desktop mice.