Apple has announced that iOS 9 will bring multi-tasking to the iPad at long last, but are dreams of replacing your laptop achievable, or overly optimistic?
Tired of only looking at one app at a time? At WWDC, Apple announced that iOS 9 will add multi-tasking and slide-in support, as well as floating windows.
A leaked build of Windows 10 in between official updates has new Settings options to stop Insider updates, and let Microsoft enable experimental features.
New systems running Valve's SteamOS have found their way onto the Steam Store, with options available as early as October, the rest will ship in November.
The newly announced Carrizo APUs for mobile devices pack in Radeon level graphics, and will start making their way to manufacturers by the end of the month.
Lenovo got a little too excited about the annual Tech World event and has spilled the beans early on a few of the new offerings that will be available soon.
Their form factors may be similar, but their specs are quite different, if you can't decide which is the right one for you, this is a great place to start.
A beta is now available on the Windows Phone Store called OneClip, which saves anything you copy to the clipboard to the cloud, with cross-platform support.
The OCZ 6000 Series takes advantage of the latest and greatest in interface specifications, with 16-channel NAND, third generation PCIe, and NVMe support.
Newegg announced that for a limited time, every AMD Radeon R9 series graphics card will come with a copy of Dirt Rally, a realistic rally car racing game.
During a presentation this morning, AMD announced the new "Zen" cores for their flagships processors, as well as taking some time to discuss the new GPUS.
As lead designer David Wessman puts it, "our game is like World of Tanks meets Counter-Strike in space" and what doesn't sound freaking awesome about that?
Whether you're right next to someone, or miles away, you can share the classic tradition of using one carefully selected finger to express displeasure.
A leaked AMD roadmap may confirm plans for a slew of new CPUs and APUs for 2015 and 2016, but can they meet the lofty goals they've set for themselves?
