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Hanover, Germany - Police investigating patent infringements confiscated products during raids on several Chinese exhibitors Wednesday at the CeBIT computing trade show in Germany. An executive for one Chinese firm, Meizu technology Ltd, said there h...

SWIMMING goggles with an in-built underwater camera and a pink crocodile PC case have brought a splash of colour to the world's biggest technology show.

'Intel's Open-Source technology Center is involved with a number of open-source Linux projects such as Threading Building Blocks, Moblin, PowerTOP, and the X.Org graphics driver. Intel also has vested interests in numerous other projects such as Xen and KVM. One of Intel's lesser-known projects, however, is the Linux-ready Firmware Developer Kit. The Linux-ready Firmware Developer Kit is a bootable CD that analyzes the BIOS or EFI on the test system to see how well it's able to work with Linux and what features are supported via the firmware. The primary purpose of this kit is for use by firmware developers, but it's also able to aide end-users in determining what BIOS features on their system will work with Linux.'

Germany's wariness of forming a new partnership is just one of the challenges facing Europe as it seeks to compete in technology with market leaders from the United States and Asia.

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University unveiled a new haptic technology that will enable people to manipulate three-dimensional objects on their computer while experiencing real touch sensations. The technology, which is currently best suited for gaming and virtual world training simulations, was developed by research professor Ralph Hollis and his team.

Advanced Micro Devices said that it was closing a technology gap with its rival Intel, cutting about in half the time required to move to a new manufacturing process.

Hillary Clinton, who has spent years wooing technology firms, gets upstaged by a newcomer--who began his Senate career by complaining that airline pilot uniforms were available for purchase over the Internet.

Washington - Some technology products can really improve your life, allowing you to work more productively or accomplish tasks that you couldn't before. Others just promise to fall into that category but ultimately lead you to question why you bother...