Gigabyte is jumping into the mini PC market today with BRIX, a compact, customizable PC that's powered by your choice of Intel's Ivy Bridge series of processors.
What's this? According to a new video posted on Vine, Microsoft might finally be getting on the WebGL bandwagon with the release of Internet Explorer 11.
We're learning more about the capabilities of the Leap Motion controller today thanks to a new video showcasing how it controls the Windows environment.
Asus announced today that it will debut the Zenbook Infinity Ultrabook with a Corning Gorilla Glass 3 lid and keyboard deck at the Computex conference.
Numerous museums have put parts of their collections online to easily explore with the click of a mouse. Here's the best online tours of museums worldwide.
Apple released an update to iTunes today, bringing it up to version 11.0.3. It boasts a new miniplayer, multi-disc support, and performance enhancements.
Today at Google I/O, we were impressed by the new version of Google Maps for the desktop, which includes social features, better directions and more images.
MapBox, a major contributor to the OpenStreetMap open-source mapping project just released a new map editor for the project called iD, and we went hands on.
Nvidia's VP of computing products, Rene Haas, told investors on a quarterly call that next-generation Tegra 4 processors will power Windows RT devices.
The Acer Aspire R7 is a laptop-tablet hybrid with a rotating display that can "float" above the keyboard. It is certainly unlike any notebook we've seen.
Intel's new Haswell chip, which promises long battery life, will be used in new iterations of the Chromebook, giving it up to 10 hours of battery life.
Microsoft's rolling out Outlook.com with Skype integration to UK users; U.S. and Germany will get it soon. Skype's video voicemail service was also updated.
SideWays is an eye-tracking prototype that's able to recognize up to 14 pairs of eyes. Though built with advertising in mind, it could be used for much more.
Samsung surprised us today with two new touchscreen notebooks: the ATIV Book 5 Ultrabook and the ATIV Book 6 laptop. Both are available for pre-order today.
Leap Motion originally stated that pre-orders would begin shipping on May 13, but now CEO Michael Buckwald says the Leap will be delayed until July 22.
MacLife has uncovered a few games buried in your Mac's Terminal shell using a program called emacs (not to be confused with the Apple eMac) that include a version of Tetris and a text-based adventure game.
How does the Toshiba Kirabook compare to the Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display? We breakdown the highest configurations of both notebooks in a showdown.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini says that the price of Windows 8 tablets and touch laptops could drop to as low as $200 thanks to Intel's quad-core Bay Trail chip.
Lenovo's IdeaCentre Horizon wowed us when we first saw it at CES in January. This unique machine takes the term "desktop" literally, and is available today.
Market research firm IHS iSuppli has determined that by 2015, the netbook category will be dead and gone because new shipments will have ceased completely.
