Apple has recently launched a new ad campaign, and it's very.. interesting. They follow the life of an Apple "Genius" who gets asked to fix everyone's problems.
In Microsoft's annual US Securities and Exchange report for the last fiscal year (ended June 30, 2012), they talked about the usual stuff: their products, services, revenue streams, all the boring stuff.
Remember a year ago in March when everything in the news was about Google rolling out fiber optic cable? Well, since then there hasn't been much news about what Google has been doing with it.
Recently there were rumors all over the news about a Swedish website posting Microsoft's Surface tablet starting at what compares to $1000 for the entry-level model, with three other SKUs costing even more.
If you were expecting a flood of Windows RT tablets to come out at the launch of Windows 8, you may be shocked. Microsoft is strictly limiting who can make Windows RT tablets.
Get ready, WoW fans, Mists of Pandaria got a release date. Pre-purchases are available now, and you'll be able to pre-download the content for the game's release on September 25.
Ever since the USB 3.0 standard was near finalization, everyone was talking about being able to charge power-hungry devices such as laptops through USB 3.0.
ARM, who makes most mobile SoC's (system on a chip), and TSMC, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, have inked an agreement wherein TSMC will produce the next generation of ARM SoC's.
Good news for fans of both Raspberry Pi and the Chromium OS: a developer nicknamed "Hexxeh" has ported over the Chromium OS binaries to work on the Raspbian image for the Raspberry Pi.
It's a sad day indeed for those who are fans of Microsoft: their recent quarterly earnings report showed the first loss ever for the company since they went public in 1986.
Some stories just restore your faith in humanity. In this one, Yang Yuanqing, who is the CEO of Lenovo, shared his $3 billion bonus with the junior-level employees of Lenovo instead of taking it for himself.
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has recently announced a new feature for the OS: WebApps. These aren't your regular webapps, though, that just sit in your browser.
Can't wait to get your hands on the final release of Windows 8? Yeah, I can wait, too. Just kidding. But really, the release date for Windows 8 has been confirmed: October 26th.
'Intel CEO Paul Otellini recently had a meeting with various journalists and analysts concerning Q2 2012's numbers. In the meeting, he said that there are currently 140 different ultrabook designs in the works from various OEMs.
With all of the protests that have been going on all over the world for the past year, and with all of the footage being posted on video sharing websites like YouTube, there's a lot of concern or privacy.
About a year ago there were some major breakthroughs with phase-change memory (PCM), and now Micron has recently announced that they've started mass production of 45nm PCM.
Back in April, rumors about Valve developing a native Linux Steam client, as well as Valve porting over the Source Engine, were confirmed by someone who toured the Valve offices.
If you've been wanting to get your hands on the highly-demanded Raspberry Pi but haven't been able to because all that are made are immediately sold, you'll be happy to hear that production of the Raspberry Pi Model B is being ramped up.
It looks like Apple removed their no-virus claims from their website just in time, as Kapersky just discovered more malware for OS X. It looks like this is a backdoor that infiltrates through an e-mail attachment.
There are those among us who like to stick with official drivers, and that's fine. But for those of us who like to get every bit of performance (no pun intended) out of our GPUs, we know that beta drivers are a good place to start.
In a recent interview with gamesindustry.biz, EA Labels (EA Studios and development teams) has said that they will eventually become 100% digital. According to Frank Gibeau, President of EA Labels, it's inevitable.
As a reminder to everyone out there, multiple ISPs launched a "six strikes" program yesterday in collaboration with content groups like the RIAA and MPAA.
At the beginning of last weekend, rumors were floating around the Microsoft's Surface was causing OEMs like HP, Asus, Dell, etc., to back out of Windows 8 tablet production.
