Yet another security vulnerability threatens to wreak havoc in Internet Explorer, granting complete remote manipulation of a Windows user's web traffic.
Leaked slides show that Intel's Skylake chipsets will support the PCI Express 3.0 standard and up to ten USB 3.0 ports when they arrive later this year.
Skulpt, a new company on Indiegogo, wants your help funding Aim, which can calculate your muscle-to-fat ratios with impressive – and depressing – precision.
After acknowledging the 4GB GeForce GTX 970 GPU is essentially limited to using 3.5GB of VRAM at full speed, Nvidia has promised refunds and driver updates.
HP has an impressive 13.3-inch convertible laptop in the pipeline, it seems, with Intel Broadwell inside and a 2,560 x 1,440 pix resolution touchscreen.
Project Spartan, the rumored light browser for Windows 10, has been officially confirmed by Microsoft, and it offers awesome features found in no other web browser.
Although it's marketed as a gaming keyboard, the Cougar 200K is far from a slice of heaven, with shallow scissor switches. On the bright side, it's cheap.
A new week, a new Windows security vulnerability posted on Google Security Research's website. Unfortunately, the bug will only be addressed in February.
Not only have several members of the Lizard Squad hacking group been arrested lately, but their Lizard Stresser client list has leaked all over the web.
The typical end-of-year PC promo period has wrapped up, but Microsoft still wants you to have a bunch of discounted laptops, convertibles and all-in-ones.