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• Samsung 850 Pro SSD Review: The Last Hoorah For SATA
  By Jose Vilches, June 30, 2014
• Speedrunner completes Super Mario Bros. in new world record time
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Google to shut down its first social network on September 30
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Apple announces new course creation and student discussions features coming to iTunes U
  By Justin Kahn, June 30, 2014
• "Windows 9" preview set to arrive later this year, will focus on desktop users
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Steam logged over eight million concurrent users thanks to Summer Sale
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• The world's most rare, and valuable video games
  By Justin Kahn, June 30, 2014
• UK cinemas to ban Google Glass over piracy concerns
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Privacy-centric Blackphone now shipping to pre-order customers
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Panasonic launches 3E hybrid tablet for students
  By Himanshu Arora, June 30, 2014
• Microsoft's cross-platform smartwatch tipped for October release
  By Himanshu Arora, June 30, 2014
• California governor legalizes Bitcoin and other digital currencies
  By Shawn Knight, June 30, 2014
• Like the old days: Why AMD and Nvidia are fighting?
  By Julio Franco, June 30, 2014
• Weekend tech reading: Intel's 14nm Skylake CPUs, rigging Steam's sale event, AMD vs. Nvidia today
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 29, 2014
• Weekend Open Forum: Is Google on to something with Android Wear smartwatches?
  By Jose Vilches, June 27, 2014
• Wal-Mart slashes iPhone 5s, 5c pricing ahead of new flagship rollout
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• Samsung launches "try before you buy" program in select markets
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• The NSA quietly posts annual transparency report
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• Weekend game deals: Blood Dragon $4, PayDay 2 $6, Mass Effect Trilogy $10, FIFA 14 $20, Peggle $0
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 27, 2014
• Chinese Internet Giant, Alibaba will list on the New York Stock Exchange
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• The US plans to offer EU citizens the same privacy rights as Americans
  By Justin Kahn, June 27, 2014
• Amazon's Epic Summer App Bundle offers 31 Android apps for free
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• YouTube adds support for 60 frames per second videos, content creator tools, more
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• Netflix set to launch next year in Australia, where it already has thousands of subscribers
  By Himanshu Arora, June 27, 2014
• Nexus program will continue on at Google, despite Android Silver
  By Tim Schiesser, June 27, 2014
• A record 1.7 million people logged into WatchESPN to view World Cup games
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• 64-bit compatible Android L developer preview now available
  By Tim Schiesser, June 27, 2014
• Chromecast will use ultrasonic sound waves to link up with guest devices
  By Shawn Knight, June 27, 2014
• This video demonstrates how easy it is to "fake it" on Facebook
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• SiriusXM, YouTube to launch weekly top 15 countdown show
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• World View space tourism startup completes successful high-altitude test flight
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• Google is now omitting search results under European data protection law
  By Justin Kahn, June 26, 2014
• GoPro debuts on stock market, shares pop 30 percent in early trading
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• Oculus fights back against ZeniMax claiming suit is an attempt to cash in on Facebook sale
  By Justin Kahn, June 26, 2014
• Apple refreshes entry-level iPod touch, cuts prices on 32GB and 64GB models
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• Razer to develop Android TV-powered micro-console, coming this fall
  By Himanshu Arora, June 26, 2014
• Facebook's inaugural diversity report dominated by white males
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• Verizon backtracks, will restore Chromebook Pixel owners' free LTE service
  By Himanshu Arora, June 26, 2014
• Play 'The Legend of Zelda' with just 16 x 14 pixels
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• When leaving a negative review can get you sued
  By Julio Franco, June 26, 2014
• Facebook may be developing a social network for the workplace
  By Shawn Knight, June 26, 2014
• Pelty is a Bluetooth speaker that's powered by candle flame
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Barnes & Noble is splitting retail and Nook divisions into two separate businesses
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell car to arrive in the US next summer
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Google launches Android Wear smartwatch OS, LG G watch available to order today
  By Justin Kahn, June 25, 2014
• Google to target the living room yet again with Android TV
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Israel to test world's first hover cars
  By Himanshu Arora, June 25, 2014
• Supreme Court rules against Aereo in landmark television debate
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Google shows off new version of Android, announces 1 billion active monthly users
  By Justin Kahn, June 25, 2014
• Jerry Seinfeld fields tech etiquette questions for Wired
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Watch Live: Google I/O 2014 keynote, announcements
  By Julio Franco, June 25, 2014
• AMD releases Catalyst 14.6 Release Candidate driver
  By Tim Schiesser, June 25, 2014
• New Google Glass models ship with twice as much RAM, larger battery
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• LG's new Ultra HD 4K TV lineup is priced to sell, starting at $1,499
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Google could unveil Android-powered set-top box at I/O conference today
  By Himanshu Arora, June 25, 2014
• Grand Theft Auto V reimagined as a first-person shooter
  By Shawn Knight, June 25, 2014
• Oculus VR acquires design company behind Xbox 360 controller, Kinect
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• A sequel to 'Second Life' is in the works
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Amazon Prime Air sidelined by the FAA
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Nest announces dev API and partnerships with Jawbone, Mercedes, LIFX and more
  By Justin Kahn, June 24, 2014
• Facebook is still the most popular social network among teens, poll shows
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Crytek rumors persist: staff not being paid on time, Ryse sequel dropped, according to sources
  By Julio Franco, June 24, 2014
• Soundhawk's earpiece promises to make it easier to hold conversations in noisy environments
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Microsoft launches second Android-powered smartphone, the Nokia X2
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Google Glass crosses the pond, Explorer Edition now available in the UK for £1,000
  By Himanshu Arora, June 24, 2014
• Big-screen iPhone 6 models could hit the market in September
  By Himanshu Arora, June 24, 2014
• Verizon reneges on free LTE offer for Chromebook Pixel buyers a year early
  By Shawn Knight, June 24, 2014
• Intel Devil's Canyon: Core i7-4790K CPU Review
  By Julio Franco, June 24, 2014
• Yahoo launches Aviate, a homescreen personalization app for Android
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Sprint turns on nationwide HD Voice, adds LTE in 28 new markets, unveils Galaxy S5 Sport, more
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Google has a new domain registration service in closed beta
  By Justin Kahn, June 23, 2014
• Intel announces next-generation Xeon Phi chips, codenamed Knights Landing
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Surface Pro 3 just as difficult to repair as previous models
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Russia plans to ditch US processors inside government PCs in favor of local chips
  By Justin Kahn, June 23, 2014
• Oracle agrees to purchase Micros Systems for $5.3 billion
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Microsoft to offer 15GB of free cloud storage via OneDrive
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Crytek denies reports alleging financial trouble
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Google's Nest acquires video monitoring startup Dropcam for $555 million
  By Himanshu Arora, June 23, 2014
• More than 300,000 servers still vulnerable to Heartbleed
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Chicago to get networked, sensor-equipped lamp posts
  By Himanshu Arora, June 23, 2014
• HTC rumored to be building a 9-inch Nexus tablet powered by Nvidia's Tegra K1
  By Shawn Knight, June 23, 2014
• Nokia X Review: Nokia's first Android is a poorly executed novel idea
  By Jose Vilches, June 23, 2014
• Weekend tech reading: AMD aims for 25x efficiency gain in 6 years, SSD endurance experiment hits 1PB
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 22, 2014
• Origin Game Time lets you play 'Titanfall' for free this weekend
  By Shawn Knight, June 21, 2014
• Weekend Open Forum: What audio interface do you use with your desktop/laptop computer?
  By Justin Kahn, June 20, 2014
• Clueless gamer Conan O'Brien visits E3
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• T-Mobile lands 12,000 orders for Test Drive in less than two days
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• U.S. House votes to defund backdoor NSA communications spying
  By Justin Kahn, June 20, 2014
• Google Loon hot air balloon mistaken for crashed plane in New Zealand
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Computerworld print edition comes to an end after 47-year run
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Hackers are now using leaked Snowden data to re-create NSA spy gadgets
  By Justin Kahn, June 20, 2014
• Aaron Swartz documentary now available for pre-order
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Apple's smartwatch to pack 10 sensors, might come in different sizes
  By Jose Vilches, June 20, 2014
• Microsoft inadvertently confirms Surface Mini's existence
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Google acquires video advertisement firm mDialog to boost DoubleClick
  By Himanshu Arora, June 20, 2014
• US Marshals accidentally leak potential Silk Road Bitcoin auction bidders
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Watching bubbles burst at 2,500 frames per second is mesmerizing
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• BlackBerry's upcoming Passport smartphone is an oddball
  By Shawn Knight, June 20, 2014
• Garmin's new Approach S6 Golf Watch coaches as you play
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• FCC to fine Chinese electronics maker $34.9 million for marketing cell phone jammers in the US
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• The new $1,099 iMac's 8GB of RAM is soldered in and not upgradeable
  By Justin Kahn, June 19, 2014
• Valve's Steam Summer Sale is prepared to feast on your wallet
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• Netflix signs Chelsea Handler to host on-demand, late-night style talk show
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• Nokia introduces alternative home screen app for Android
  By Jose Vilches, June 19, 2014
• iOS 7's Activation Lock feature responsible for fewer stole iPhones
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• NSA partners with 33 other countries to monitor global internet communications
  By Justin Kahn, June 19, 2014
• Harley-Davidson showcases first-ever electric motorcycle
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• Busted: Microsoft-hired agency paying bloggers to write pro-IE posts
  By Himanshu Arora, June 19, 2014
• T-Mobile to offer iPhone test drive, free data for music streaming services
  By Himanshu Arora, June 19, 2014
• iOS 8 code analysis points to built-in barometer for iPhone 6
  By Shawn Knight, June 19, 2014
• CGI shows up in the strangest places in this 'Game Of Thrones' video
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Crime group blackmails Nokia for several million euros
  By Justin Kahn, June 18, 2014
• Amazon unveils long-rumored Fire Phone featuring a 3D 'dynamic perspective'
  By Jose Vilches, June 18, 2014
• Apple launches lower-cost iMac, now starting at $1,099
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Scientists use a shadow network that's 100 times faster than Google Fiber
  By Justin Kahn, June 18, 2014
• Woot! offers deep discounts on factory reconditioned Roku streaming boxes, today only
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Democrats introduce bill to ban paid prioritization of Internet traffic
  By Himanshu Arora, June 18, 2014
• Yahoo follows Google and LinkedIn, publishes workplace diversity data
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Facebook launches Snapchat competitor Slingshot with mandatory 'reply to unlock' feature
  By Himanshu Arora, June 18, 2014
• Nike+ FuelBand app finally arrives on Android
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Microsoft slashes Surface Pro 2 pricing ahead of Surface Pro 3 launch
  By Shawn Knight, June 18, 2014
• Op-ed: Are we ready for 4K?
  By Jose Vilches, June 17, 2014
• eBay's new 'Valet' app will sell your items for a 30% cut
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• Match.com to use facial recognition to help find people that look like your ex
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• Nvidia GeForce 340.43 beta drivers add new SLI, 3D Vision profiles
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• YouTube will block indie labels that don't sign up for their new music service
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• The world's largest video game collection brings in $750,250 at auction
  By Justin Kahn, June 17, 2014
• Wikipedia now requires paid editors to disclose their affiliation
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• New Parallels for iPhone and Android optimizes remote access for handhelds, gets steep price cut
  By Justin Kahn, June 17, 2014
• Nest Protect smoke detector returns to store shelves at a lower price
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• Geohot's Towelroot can root most Android devices including the Galaxy S5
  By Himanshu Arora, June 17, 2014
• Google Fiber moves one step closer to reality in Portland, Oregon
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• Apple settles $840 million ebook price-fixing lawsuit
  By Himanshu Arora, June 17, 2014
• 250 new emoji to arrive in Unicode 7.0, including 'the finger'
  By Tim Schiesser, June 17, 2014
• Apple to make lost devices easier to track down in iOS 8
  By Shawn Knight, June 17, 2014
• Modder harnesses hidden files to improve Watch Dogs PC graphics
  By Tim Schiesser, June 17, 2014
• This video explains why your computer crashes
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• The unlikely story of the very first Photoshop image
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• One year on, Google Loon balloons delivering 10x more bandwidth while staying up 10x as long
  By Jose Vilches, June 16, 2014
• BlackBerry launches secure version of BBM for enterprise users
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• South Korea, European Union join forces to develop 5G wireless technology
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• Amazon says its Appstore library nearly tripled year-over-year, ahead of expected smartphone reveal
  By Justin Kahn, June 16, 2014
• Higher-resolution satellite imagery approved by Department of Commerce
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• Microsoft explains why there were no Windows games at E3
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• Microsoft patents used in Android licensing deals revealed by Chinese government
  By Jose Vilches, June 16, 2014
• A single entity often controls more than half of all Bitcoin mining
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• SteamBoy is set to be the first mobile Steam gaming console
  By Justin Kahn, June 16, 2014
• SanDisk acquires Fusion-io for $1.1 billion to boost enterprise efforts
  By Shawn Knight, June 16, 2014
• New consumer rights offer more protection to online shoppers across Europe
  By Himanshu Arora, June 16, 2014
• Weekend tech reading: Tracking vitals through a wall with Wi-Fi, an E3 roundup, Ars plays NSA
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 15, 2014
• Weekend Open Forum: What's your favorite video game of all time?
  By Tim Schiesser, June 14, 2014
• Netflix introduces subtle new site design and refreshed logo
  By Justin Kahn, June 13, 2014
• Amazon shares Mayday customer support stats and unusual customer requests
  By Jose Vilches, June 13, 2014
• Overheating risk prompts Apple to launch exchange program for older European iPhone chargers
  By Shawn Knight, June 13, 2014
• Atari's CEO plans to revive the brand with online gambling, original shows, and licensing deals
  By Justin Kahn, June 13, 2014
• New Xbox One commercial starring Aaron Paul can control your console
  By Shawn Knight, June 13, 2014
• Google readies its own health and fitness tracking platform, dubbed Google Fit
  By Jose Vilches, June 13, 2014
• Priceline agrees to purchase OpenTable for $2.6 billion
  By Shawn Knight, June 13, 2014
• Intel raises second quarter revenue forecast as business PC demand picks up
  By Himanshu Arora, June 13, 2014
• Ex-Microsoft employee involved in Windows 8 leaks sentenced to three months in prison
  By Himanshu Arora, June 13, 2014
• US Federal Marshalls to auction seized Bitcoins from Silk Road
  By Shawn Knight, June 13, 2014
• E3 2014 PC Game Trailer Roundup: Battlefield Hardline, The Division, The Witcher 3, Far Cry 4, more
  By Jose Vilches, June 12, 2014
• Samsung launches the 6.6mm-thin Galaxy Tab S series
  By Tim Schiesser, June 12, 2014
• Huawei reenters US market, launches direct-to-consumer retail website
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Samsung may launch two versions of the Galaxy Note 4, one with a curved display
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• EU court rules Intel to pay $1.4 billion fine for anti-competitive sales practices
  By Justin Kahn, June 12, 2014
• Starbucks announces nationwide rollout of Powermat wireless charging stations
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Amazon debuts Prime Music streaming service with limited song catolog
  By Justin Kahn, June 12, 2014
• App data shows second screen experiences for gaming are a total flop
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Here's how you can watch or stream all World Cup 2014 games for free
  By Jose Vilches, June 12, 2014
• Google aims to acquire equity stake Virgin Galactic's space business
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Warrant required to obtain cellphone location data, court rules
  By Himanshu Arora, June 12, 2014
• Split-screen multitasking unearthed in iOS 8 beta
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Comcast confirms it's developing a YouTube competitor
  By Himanshu Arora, June 12, 2014
• Lytro releases specs list for Illum light field camera
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Monoprice will sell a 28-inch 4K monitor for less than $600
  By Tim Schiesser, June 12, 2014
• Gaming takes center stage for Oculus VR at E3
  By Shawn Knight, June 12, 2014
• Mozilla to sell $25 Firefox OS smartphone in India, Indonesia
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• Sony is bringing Sonic the Hedgehog to the big screen
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• Synaptics to acquire iPhone display chipmaker Renesas for $475 million
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• OnePlus One launch pushed back due to critical OpenSSL bug
  By Justin Kahn, June 11, 2014
• Comcast turns residential routers into public Wi-Fi hotspots in Houston
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• Amazon halts DVD pre-orders in price war with Warner Bros.
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• European Commission investigation could undermine Apple's tax break arrangements in Ireland
  By Justin Kahn, June 11, 2014
• Expedia becomes first major travel agency to accept Bitcoin
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• Evernote, Feedly hit by distributed denial of service attack
  By Himanshu Arora, June 11, 2014
• FAA permits first commercial drone over land
  By Himanshu Arora, June 11, 2014
• Create your own Super Mario Bros. levels with 'Mario Maker'
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• Nintendo announces open-world 'Zelda' game for the Wii U
  By Shawn Knight, June 11, 2014
• NZXT H440 Mid-Tower Chassis Review: Sound Design Choices Inside and Out
  By Jose Vilches, June 10, 2014
• Amazon to launch a marketplace for local services later this year
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• Google agrees to buy satellite imagery startup Skybox for $500 million
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• Roccat targets living room PC gamers with Sova Gaming Keyboard
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• Bethesda drops Doom reboot teaser trailer at E3
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• A second Chinese military hacker group attacking the US has reportedly been identified
  By Justin Kahn, June 10, 2014
• HP launches Apollo supercomputer brand with liquid cooling
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• Honeywell takes aim at Nest with $279 Lyric smart thermostat
  By Jose Vilches, June 10, 2014
• Razer launches PC chassis design licensing program
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• PlayStation owners will be able to play Far Cry 4 with friends who don't own the game
  By Justin Kahn, June 10, 2014
• GoDaddy files for initial public offering, again
  By Shawn Knight, June 10, 2014
• PayPal CEO David Marcus joins Facebook as head of mobile messaging
  By Himanshu Arora, June 10, 2014
• Sony's $99 Playstation TV headed to the US and Canada later this year
  By Himanshu Arora, June 10, 2014
• Alienware Alpha is a $550 Steam Machine
  By Tim Schiesser, June 10, 2014
• Grand Theft Auto V coming to PC, Xbox One and PS4 this fall
  By Tim Schiesser, June 09, 2014
• Downsizing Dilemma: Why Game Developers Keep Getting Laid Off
  By Jose Vilches, June 09, 2014
• Elon Musk says building a flying car wouldn't be difficult
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• Microsoft is now selling the Xbox One sans Kinect for $399
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• SteelSeries unveils Sentry Eye Tracker training tool for competitive gamers
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• Kim Dotcom offers $5 million bounty for information in MegaUpload case
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• Sony is now the top selling game console company for the first time in nearly a decade
  By Justin Kahn, June 09, 2014
• Computer passes artificial intelligence test for the first time ever
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• PC gaming is on the rise: In the console vs. PC race, it looks like PC is surging ahead
  By Julio Franco, June 09, 2014
• New iOS 8 feature protects users from location-based WiFi tracking
  By Justin Kahn, June 09, 2014
• Could "try before you buy" be the next big tech trend?
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• Popcorn Time adds free built-in VPN to anonymize users' torrenting
  By Jose Vilches, June 09, 2014
• Watch live: Xbox E3 2014 media briefing
  By Jose Vilches, June 09, 2014
• Tesla invites other EV makers to join Supercharger network
  By Shawn Knight, June 09, 2014
• Neowin: HP EliteBook Folio 1040 G1 review
  By Steven Parker, June 09, 2014
• Weekend tech reading: MIT's shoulder-mounted robot arms, 60+ GPUs tested on Linux
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 08, 2014
• 'Game of Thrones' theme played on a homemade NES keytar
  By Shawn Knight, June 07, 2014
• Weekend Open Forum: Do you like product leaks?
  By Shawn Knight, June 06, 2014
• iOS 8 will be able to scan and enter credit card data using the iPhone's camera
  By Justin Kahn, June 06, 2014
• Good Old Games unveils Steam-like digital platform
  By Shawn Knight, June 06, 2014
• Offline Google Play Movies & TV now available on Chromebooks
  By Justin Kahn, June 06, 2014
• SilverStone at Computex: $30 mini ITX case and a massive prototype cube
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Flickr to ditch third-party login support later this month
  By Shawn Knight, June 06, 2014
• Cooler Master focusing on brand identity with slick new cases
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Tetris: The best-selling video game in history turns 30 today
  By Shawn Knight, June 06, 2014
• Hands-on at Computex with Asus' ROG 4K gaming laptop
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Newegg to expand to six additional countries this month
  By Shawn Knight, June 06, 2014
• EVGA at Computex: Prototype mechanical keyboard, a few GTX Titan Z designs
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Kinect for Windows v2 now available for pre-order, ships July 15
  By Himanshu Arora, June 06, 2014
• Zotac shows several small, powerful Zbox PCs at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• AMD demos FreeSync on 'hacked' monitor at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• MSI's Eco motherboards allow you to switch off features to save power
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Noctua at Computex 2014: Prototype coolers, active noise-cancelling and more
  By Tim Schiesser, June 06, 2014
• Crucial MX100 SSD Review: Meet the New Value Champ
  By Jose Vilches, June 06, 2014
• The University of Michigan is building a city for self-driving cars
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• HBO Go, Twitter, Vine, and more coming to Xbox One by year's end
  By Himanshu Arora, June 05, 2014
• Control VR gloves will let you interact with objects in the virtual world
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Download of the Week: Xbox One Controller Driver for Windows
  By Erik Orejuela, June 05, 2014
• Barnes & Noble taps Samsung to build future Nook tablets
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Pixar to release its flagship animation software for free
  By Justin Kahn, June 05, 2014
• Visit all 12 World Cup stadiums using Google Street View
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Hands-on with Gigabyte Aorus gaming laptops, peripherals at Computex 2014
  By Tim Schiesser, June 05, 2014
• Microsoft confirms Xbox One is more powerful without Kinect hooked up
  By Justin Kahn, June 05, 2014
• Sprint closing in a deal to buy T-Mobile for $32 billion
  By Himanshu Arora, June 05, 2014
• Amazon to host launch event for 3D-enabled smartphone on June 18
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• USB 3.1 spotted at Computex on Asus and MSI motherboards
  By Tim Schiesser, June 05, 2014
• 'Temple Run' joins 'Angry Birds' in passing 1 billion download milestone
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Silverstone demonstrates pumpless liquid cooler at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 05, 2014
• GoPro hires former Microsoft executive Tony Bates as president
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Several X99 motherboards spotted at Computex, coming September
  By Tim Schiesser, June 05, 2014
• Microsoft's vision of the 'smart home' from 1999 was stunningly accurate
  By Shawn Knight, June 05, 2014
• Building Your Own NAS with the Silverstone DS380
  By Jose Vilches, June 04, 2014
• Google developing new End-to-End Chrome add-on to better secure your emails
  By Justin Kahn, June 04, 2014
• Thermaltake shows off two new massive liquid coolers at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• LinkedIn premium profiles now look more like Facebook
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• Porn browsing: Safari tops phone and tablet, Chrome tops desktop
  By Himanshu Arora, June 04, 2014
• Here's everything we know about 'Mortal Kombat X' thus far
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• DDR4 spotted at Computex from G.Skill and Adata
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• Disgruntled artist creates Google Glass Wi-Fi connection jammer
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• Computex 2014: A look at Gigabyte's latest PC hardware
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• Kickstarter simplifies rules to make it quicker and easier to launch projects
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• Intel's 'Llama Mountain' reference tablet is thin, beautiful and untouchable
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• Cadmium arsenide behaves just as a 3D version of graphene would
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• PC sales this year might be slightly better than expected, says IDC
  By Himanshu Arora, June 04, 2014
• Nvidia at Computex: An update on Tegra K1, Project Denver and more
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• Valve shows off virtual reality headset prototype at Boston meet-up
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• Eyes-on with Acer's G-Sync-enabled 4K monitor at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 04, 2014
• 64-bit Chrome browser arrives for Windows, said to be faster with better security and stability
  By Shawn Knight, June 04, 2014
• AMD launches mobile Kaveri APUs at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• Microsoft Xbox One Six Months Later: Likes and Dislikes
  By Jose Vilches, June 03, 2014
• Teens react to kids' educational guide to the Internet from the '90s
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Instagram update delivers nearly a dozen new creative tools
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Motorola's $50 Moto Stream box turns your existing audio system into Bluetooth speakers
  By Justin Kahn, June 03, 2014
• Sony's Xperia T3 looks to redefine the mid-range smartphone
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Google teams up with fashion icon to create new Google Glass frames
  By Justin Kahn, June 03, 2014
• Myspace is using old photos in an attempt to re-engage users
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Net Neutrality: Here's all you need to know about it, in a hilarious yet informative video
  By Julio Franco, June 03, 2014
• Razer enters mobile gamepad market with Junglecat for iPhone
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Asus at Computex 2014: First look at Transformer Book V, Zenbook NX500, T300 Chi and more
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• HTC goes after price-sensitive markets with a plastic version of the One M8
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Checking out Lian Li's PC chassis table and other cases at Computex
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• Intel teams up with Samsung to deliver cheaper 4K monitors
  By Himanshu Arora, June 03, 2014
• Neowin: Turtle Beach Phantom headset review
  By Steven Parker, June 03, 2014
• Governments disrupt financial botnet Gameover Zeus and malicious software Cryptolocker
  By Himanshu Arora, June 03, 2014
• Thermaltake has a 41,600 mAh portable charging station
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• This metal tribute to the history of video games is a must-see
  By Shawn Knight, June 03, 2014
• Intel rebrands their Broadwell Y line as Core M
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• Intel launches Devil's Canyon, Pentium Anniversary enthusiast CPUs
  By Tim Schiesser, June 03, 2014
• Acer at Computex 2014: New smartphones and tablets hands-on
  By Jose Vilches, June 02, 2014
• Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde arrested after two years on the run
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• Oliver Stone pegged to direct Edward Snowden biopic
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• Chromebooks are headed to nine more countries
  By Justin Kahn, June 02, 2014
• Asus unveils 4K Zenbook NX500 Ultrabook and five-in-one Transformer Book V
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• Apple's OS X 10.10 Yosemite: big UI overhaul, introduces "continuity," free release coming this fall
  By Jose Vilches, June 02, 2014
• Apple iOS 8: better desktop integration, new keyboard, a ton of developer features, coming this fall
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• LG sells 1 million webOS-powered smart TVs in 3 months
  By Justin Kahn, June 02, 2014
• Microsoft's desktop Start menu won't appear until next major Windows release in 2015
  By Jose Vilches, June 02, 2014
• Apple's WWDC 2014 coverage: iOS 8, OS X 10.10, plus hardware
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• Samsung Z is the world's first smartphone powered by Tizen
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• MOG streaming music service is now officially dead
  By Himanshu Arora, June 02, 2014
• Watercool your GPU with ease using this Corsair bracket
  By Shawn Knight, June 02, 2014
• Google planning to spend $1B on Internet satellites, says WSJ
  By Himanshu Arora, June 02, 2014
• Sony Xperia Z2 Review: A beautiful top-tier Android smartphone
  By Julio Franco, June 02, 2014
• Weekend tech reading: Why batteries degrade, a WWDC roundup, a backup guide and 4K reviews
  By Matthew DeCarlo, June 01, 2014