computing
Microsoft explains what data Windows 10 collects
Right from the get go, one of the most voiced criticisms of the new Windows 10, →
Intel’s pro-level Xeon processors are coming to laptops
Intel’s professional-grade Xeon processors are no longer confined to fancy workstationsor data centers. The chip designer →
Three things to know about the Lenovo IdeaPad 100
Lenovo has rolled out its back to school offerings, and among the lineup is the IdeaPad →
Recon Jet review: expensive fitness glasses with potential to be better
Recon Jet is a sports computer for long-distance runners and cyclists that’s embedded into a pair →
A Custom Desktop Version Of Android Could Make The Remix Mini PC A Proper Productivity Machine
We’ve seen many attempts at using Android as a desktop OS. Problem is, Android was designed →
Oculus acquires Pebbles to bring hands into the mix
Oculus has acquired Pebbles, a company all about tracking your hands with visual computing. For Oculus, →
Quo vadis Tablet? The future of mobile slabs
The once well-defined boundaries between computing devices, delineated by form factors, are blurring. PCs are no →
Lenovo enters PC-on-a-stick market with ideacentre Stick 300
As micro-sized PCs on USB and HDMI sticks are becoming the new standard for entry-level computing →
Stephen Elop out at Microsoft as it merges OS and device teams
Stephen Elop, the former Nokia CEO who helped engineer Microsoft’s acquisition of that company’s mobile arm, →
Intel Compute Stick review: nothing more than a prototype for now
Intel’s new Compute Stick isn’t that hard to grasp: It’s a computer… on a stick! Using →
Google announces Ubiquitous Computing Summit
Google will hold a dedicated ubiquitous computing event this year, encouraging developers to make software that →
Google I/O 2015 Wrap-Up: Bangs and Whimpers
It’s tough to stand out when you’re still in the shadow of a skydiving co-founder, and Google →
Apple Watch approaches like a Silver Surfer
I don’t have an Apple Watch around my wrist. Lets get that fact out of the →
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite officially announced ahead of MWC 2014
Just this morning we reported on the leaked user manual for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 →
iPad may become ‘our Pad’ with with these new iOS 9 features
Apple is dividing up and adding to its tablet operating system with more workplace-ready features in →
Apple Debuts New 15-Inch MacBook Pro With Force Touch In India
Apple today updated the 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display with the new Force Touch trackpad, →
Nokia Booklet 3G review
While many scoffed at the idea of Nokia building a netbook, the idea does have its →
Surface Pro 4 reveal tipped for mid-May
This morning we’ve gotten word from an anonymous source that the Surface Pro 4 will be →
Updated Dell PowerEdge delivers world record-breaking performance
Dell has delivered a timely update to its 13th-generation PowerEdge server family that includes the company’s →
Toshiba Satellite L675D-S7022 Review
Desktop replacement notebooks may pull together the computing experience with more of a nod to →
Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Review
You run your social life in the cloud. You handle your email in the cloud. →
Best laptops 2015: which notebook should you buy?
BEST LAPTOPS: ALL YOUR BUYING QUESTIONS ANSWERED Updated: The new MacBook from Apple is a hard →
Acer TravelMate P243 notebook Review
If you’re in the market for a no-nonsense travel-ready notebook you can take with you →
Nexus 5 Review
Let’s cut to the chase: at $350 without the ties of a two-year contract, the →
Samsung Series 3 Chromebook (late-2012) Review
It’s no secret that Google is aiming to create a whole new segment in the →
Acer Iconia W510 Review
This week we’re having a look at the Acer Iconia W500 series, specifically in the →
Lenovo ThinkPad Helix Review
Lenovo has big plans with Windows 8, convertible laptops and Ultrabooks, and more but one →
Acer TravelMate X313 Convertible Ultrabook Review
Acer has introduced a new ultrabook, the hybrid laptop/tablet TravelMate X313. With this device comes →
Citrix to launch iOS-compatible mouse
Designed to help business users of Citrix apps make the most of their iPads, the X1 →
Surface 3 review: Finally, a cheap Surface you’d actually want
Once again, the third time’s the charm for Microsoft’s Surface lineup — for the most part. →