Agam ShahU.S. Correspondent, IDG News Service
Agam Shah covers machine learning, virtual reality, PCs, servers and chips for the IDG News Service, and is based in New York.
Why your next iPhone could have Intel inside
Intel has missed out on the iPhone party until now, ceding big business to other chip makers in the process. But that could be about to change.
Intel's Unite meeting tech comes to the iPad, and soon to Chromebooks
Intel's providing fewer excuses to miss meetings by bringing support for its Unite meeting room technology to iPads, and later, to Chromebooks.
The nightmare of rogue USB-C cables and adapters will end soon
The wave of rogue USB-C products that could pose a risk to PCs and mobile devices hasn't gone unnoticed, and the USB Implementers Forum has taken steps to eradicate the issue.
HP wants to turn your Mac into a 44-core Windows PC
If your Mac isn't fast enough to edit 3D video, HP is providing a workaround to make it possible.
Apple should set a better example with its supplier report, Greenpeace says
Apple says conditions at factories where its iPhones and iPads are made have improved, but Greenpeace said the company could set a better example in reporting on its suppliers.
Apple developing new batteries to improve energy capacity in devices
Apple can't yet boast of significantly longer battery life in devices, but the company is looking to change that.
Apple’s Liam is a robot that takes apart your iPhone for recycling
Apple shared some details on what it does with the iPhone after it is returned.
Intel's blisteringly fast Optane SSD tech will be compatible with MacBooks
Intel's been quiet about its super-fast Optane memory and SSD products, but few emerging details may provide insight into how they could be used in products like Apple's MacBooks.
HP-powered Titan Juxt smartwatches blend analog style with digital smarts
Is the wearables market just a hobby for HP, as the company claims? As new smartwatches -- like Titan's Juxt -- keep rolling out, that doesn't seem to be the case.
Beyond Centrino: Intel drives device changes for a 5G world
Intel sparked a wireless revolution in 2003 with its Centrino program to connect laptops over Wi-Fi, and now the emerging 5G standard could bring another big change in the way devices communicate.
Bluetooth wireless range, speed to continue improving
Bluetooth speeds will continue to grow in the coming years.
Integrated CPU graphics are catching up with discrete graphics cards, says Intel
If you're a casual or mainstream gamer, you don't need a discrete graphics card, Intel says.
Samsung's latest portable SSD banks on USB-C connections
The pocket-size T3 isn't just for PCs.
Intel to reveal 'next-generation' Thunderbolt connector at Computex
Intel could put to rest doubts about Thunderbolt's future after Apple did not include the technology in the 12-inch MacBook
Apple's 12-inch MacBook can use third-party USB Type-C cables
Owners of new MacBook will have other options in addition to Apple's cables.