Both Samsung and Sharp are working on better-than-Retina panels for laptops: the Samsung is a WQXGA+ LCD screen, while the Sharp uses QHD+ IGZO technology.
The MS Open Tech group is trying to unify Pointer Events across all Web browsers, and is working with the Blink community to bring its standard to Chrome.
This official camera from the Raspberry Pi Foundation can help your Model A or B mini-computer capture 5-megapixel stills and 1080p videos at up to 30 fps.
Microsoft is adding Google Talk to Outlook.com, SkyDrive.com, Calendar, and People contact list so you can Gchat your friends without leaving its services.
The United Space Alliance, which manages all the computers on-board the ISS, taps Debian 6 as the go-to OS for the station for its security and adaptability
Livi Design's $250 Casetop dock turns your smartphone into the brains and touchpad of an 11-inch laptop via HDMI and Bluetooth, with a swappable Frontbar.
In an interview with the WSJ, Acer hints that the upcoming update to Windows 8 will make it easier to navigate the OS for users with older, non-touch PCs.
Google just announced the next city to get the fastest Internet speeds in the U.S. Google's gigabit Internet Fiber service is coming to Grandview, Missouri.
It's been six months since launch. The number of Windows 8 licenses sold is already on par with Windows 7, and the Windows Store is now 67,000 apps strong.
Microsoft's Tami Reller reveals the upcoming update to Windows 8 won't be free, will be geared for both Windows 8 and RT, and optimized for mini slates.
Asus CEO Jerry Shen reveals in an earnings call this morning that sub-$300, 7-inch Windows 8 slates are coming later this year, but is still lukewarm on RT.
Both Acer and Asus are rumored to be prepping new Chromebooks for the second half of 2013, just as Intel is getting ready to announce $200 Android laptops.
Lenovo adds three Ivy Bridge-powered laptops and OneLink dock to its spring lineup: the 14-inch ThinkPad S431, 14-inch ThinkPad E431 and the 15.6-inch E531.
Dell adds a 4G LTE chip and GPS to its 64GB, XPS 10 tablet-laptop hybrid. Running Windows RT, the tablet is $600, but runs at $750 with the keyboard dock.
North Cape, Intel's Haswell-running tablet-laptop hybrid prototype, has a particularly interesting feature that automatically resizes its 13.3-inch display.
Intel's chief product officer tells CNET that the $200 Atom-powered laptops will run Android, while the Windows-based devices will have a higher price tag.
A Chinese portal posted an unconfirmed list of prices for the next-gen Haswell chip from Intel, hinting that the new CPU could be made official on June 2.
FreedomPop expands its network with its latest mobile hotspot, the $40 Overdrive Pro, which works on Sprint/Clearwire's nationwide 3G and 4G WiMax networks.
BeagleBone Black is a $45 single-board, mini-computer that packs a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 2GB on-board storage with a micro-SD Card slot for DIYers.
A yet-to-be-announced Acer Windows 8 laptop stars as the USS Enterprise in a 30-second teaser for the upcoming 'Star Trek Into Darkness' from J. J. Abrams.
Taiwanese laptop maker Inhon recently unveiled two Windows 8 laptops: The all-metal, 10.7mm-thin and 1.9-pound Blade 13 Carbon, and all-fiberglass Blade 13.
Shield your computer from malware that attack your computer through fake software, websites and email attachments by keep your antivirus software up-to-date
After just one day on Kickstarter, Space Monkey has already met its funding goal of $100,000 and is on its way to making distributed cloud storage a reality
Two-step authentication for your Microsoft account is live. You can enter a code from an authenticator app or provide additional security info to log in.
It looks like Chromebooks are having a rough time. According to a recent report, a fraction of a percent of users surfed the Web on a Chromebook last week.
Pre-orders for the anticipated Razer Edge and Edge Pro tablets and accessories for hardcore gaming are starting on March 1 for an end-of-month arrival.
UDOO is the latest single-board computer to take Kickstarter by storm: it has a Freescale ARM chip, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and supports both Android and Linux.
Dell unveils a school-friendly 13-inch Latitude 3330 laptop that supports Wi-Di, multiple OSes, and comes with security features that protect student data.
Microsoft Portal found a line of code inside a beta version of Windows 8.1 that may let you bypass the Metro-tiled Start screen and boot straight to desktop.
Fujitsu Laboratories has come up with a way to bring touch and gesture controls to real-world objects like paper using just a low-res webcam and projector.
