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Hewlett-Packard is planning to launch a remote music storage feature with its upcoming TouchPad tablet, one that will locally cache music that the user is most likely to listen to.

Today, HP has announced a redesigned, more durable line of EliteBook laptop computers. The new notebooks also use the electronics maker's new DreamColor screen technology, allowing more vivid color.

Materials available from HP’s U.S. (PDF) and Japanese Web sites indicate computer maker Hewlett-Packard is preparing new versions of its EliteBook ultraportable notebooks, including power-sipping versions of Intel’s Sandy Bridge processors and USB 3.0 for fast connectivity to peripherals. Although the EliteBooks have historically been oriented at business and enterprise users, they’ve also been embraced […]

Despite opposition, HP shareholders have approved all of new CEO Leo Apotheker's picks for the company's board of directors.

An advisory firm is urging HP shareholders not approve new HP CEO Leo Apotheker's board appointments, saying he broke company rules in nominating them.

HP is getting serious about WebOS integration with plans to have the formerly mobile operating system extend to all of its PCs starting next year.

HP has introduced a bonanza of new notebooks aimed at business users, including the EliteBook 8460p with up to 32 hours of battery life.

Remember when HP slashed prices on the HP Envy 13? Now the ultraportable is gone altogether.

HP's new CEO Leo Apotheker says the company's problem isn't innovation: it's taking too long to bring products to market.

In a series of interviews, HP executives have clarified that the company's relationship with Microsoft is still solid.

Hewlett Packard had a historic day today. First it announced several new devices and then dropped a bomb: it plans to integrate WebOS into its printers, PCs, and notebooks, giving it one universal platform for all its devices.

At its WebOS event today, HP announced three new products: the tiny HP Veer smartphone, the Palm Pre 3, and the 9.7-inch HP TouchPad tablet. Full details and pictures are included below.

HP has unveiled the Touchsmart 9300 Elite and 610, two touch PCs capable of reclining up to 60 degrees, allowing a more natural feeling touch experience on the desktop.

A design flaw in certain Intel Sandy Bridge chips has lead to a product recall and disrupted sales from HP, Dell, MSI and Gigabyte.

Oracle has agreed to pay $46 million to settle charges it paid kickbacks to Accenture in exchange for recommending Sun products.

Hewlett-Packard is considering an independent investigation into the recent departure of former CEO Mark Hurd...and his compensation agreement.

HP has a big webOS event on February 9...and according to training materials, webOS netbooks might be in the mix.

Looking for something slim and light? HP's Envy 13 ultraportable notebook is available now for $999.

Sprint says a tablet device with built-in 4G WiMax capability is coming in 2011...and Sprint is looking at multiple tablet operating systems.

The recession might not be over, but in its fourth quarter Hewlett-Packard saw a five percent jump in profits and an eight percent jump in revenue.

Can't wait to get your hands on the Palm Pre 2 with webOS 2.0? HP is now selling an unlocked GSM version of the Palm Pre 2 on its Web site for $449.99.

HP has agreed to pay $16.25 million to settle a case that it won government contracts via lavish gifts to Texas school officials.

Hewlett-Packard says new phones based on Palm's webOS mobile operating system will launch in 2011.

An ex-Beatle is getting into cloud computing: HP is building a private cloud for Sir Paul's vast library of art, images, video, and songs.

The rumors were true: former HP CEO Mark Hurd is now co-President of Oracle, replacing Charles Phillips as co-President and member of Oracle's board.

Hewlett-Packard will be paying $55 million to settle charges it paid kickbacks to companies that recommended HP products to the U.S. government.

Dell decided to beat HP's $1.6 billion off for 3Par, but HP fired back with $1.8 billion. Then Dell fired back with $1.88 billion. See where this is going?

Dell has struck back, offering $1.6 billion to counter HP's $1.5 big for virtualization and cloud storage vendor 3Par.

Hewlett-Packard has reached a settlement with the Department of Justice over kickbacks allegedly paid to Accenture...and it could cost $50 million.

Hewlett-Packard has announced it will be cutting about 9,000 jobs as it plows $1 billion into revamping its Enterprise Services business.

The Internet might be full of crap...and now tech giant Hewlett-Packard has outlined a way for it to be powered by crap too!

Hewlett-Packard has unveiled a veritable army of new consumer notebooks, ranging from netbooks to mammoth 17-inch units that pack a punch.

Sick of installing drivers and bloatware to print? HP's new monochrome LaserJets say they'll have to printing within two minutes of plugging them in via USB.

HP's new EliteBook ultraportables and ProBook notebook offerings bring the heat with Core i3, i5, and i7 processors.

According to iSuppli, Acer has bumped Dell from the number two spot in the worldwide PC market.

Despite an over all revenue lose of 8 percent, Hewlett Packard's profits were up 14 percent just in this last quarter.

Software companies go a little "Harry Callahan" on each other with a software performance show-down.

Big technology companies are betting the future is in providing services rather than gizmos, with Xerox spending $6.4 billion to acquire Affiliated Computer Services.