Tech giant Cisco (CSCO) broke out the hyperboles today with the announcement of its CRS-3 Carrier Routing System -- billing it as "the next-generation Internet." While some companies like Juniper Networks (JNPR), 3Com (COMS) and Brocade Communications (BRCD) may see a bit more business from the launch of this piece of high-speed computing hardware, this is hardly a game changer.

A ChangeWave survey offers key evidence that the Apple iPad will have a major impact on the e-Reader, laptop and home entertainment markets.

An upgrade to one of Nintendo's most successful consoles could permanently shut the iPad out of the gaming market.

PALM reduced its full-year revenue outlook to "well below" previous targets of $1.6 billion to $1.8 billion due to weak smart phone sales. That's not news to ChangeWave, which predicted this trend in a December report.

If customer satisfaction is any indication, the Android OS could quickly become one of the most widely distributed operating systems in the industry.

ChangeWave's latest survey shows the best corporate software spending outlook in more than two years with Microsoft (MSFT), McAfee (MFE), H-P (HPQ) and Citrix (CTXS) showing the most momentum going forward.

Although VMWare (VMW) and Apple (AAPL) have already reported earnings, there are still plenty of key tech earnings coming this week including Yahoo (YHOO), Sun Microsystems (JAVA), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT) and SanDisk (SNDK) to name a few.

Verizon is winning the latest round in its battle to become the number one cell phone provider in the U.S.

A recent ChangeWave survey shows the highly rumored but yet to be announced Apple (AAPL) Tablet Mac is creating a strong wave of demand.

With IBM, eBay and Google all reporting earnings in the next few days, this week will likely shape the rest of the tech sector's earnings reactions.

Among telecom service providers, Verizon (VZ) is best-positioned to dominate the marketplace according to ChangeWave Research.

The Google Android OS is leading the way as a huge transformation in planned smart phone buying trends takes place.

A recent ChangeWave Research survey shows the overall consumer spending outlook continuing to improve, led by a surge of momentum in consumer electronics spending for the holidays.

ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey shows an uptick in PC purchasing due to Microsoft's Windows 7 release. But how will this affect the major PC manufacturers, including Dell (DELL), H-P (HPQ), and Apple (AAPL)?

ChangeWave's latest corporate IT spending survey points to an uptick in corporate IT spending for Q1 2010 and shows that Microsoft (MSFT), RIMM, Apple (AAPL) and Motorola (MOT) have the most momentum going forward.

As corporate software spending continues to improve, Microsoft (MSFT) is showing the most momentum due, in part, to the release of Windows 7.

The release of Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows 7 operating system is having a direct impact on consumer PC buying.