Mozilla has recently come out with version 15 of its popular Firefox web browser. Among a few new features, the most notable is the silent update feature.
Remember back in July when Apple launched that new ad campaign? People all around the web were very critical of how.. basically stupid it made Apple users look.
Amazon and NBC have reached an agreement where Amazon's Prime Instant Videos will get NBC Universal's video library. Details like how much Amazon is paying NBC for their library were not released.
To the dismay of pretty much every PC gamer, Dark Souls was released with a resolution cap at 1024x768. That's pretty terrible, considering there are monitors out there with resolutions up to 2560x1600, and 4K is right around the corner.
Samsung has recently released a teaser trailer for an upcoming Windows 8 laptop. According to the description, this laptop is their "newest Windows-8-ready innovation." Nothing more was released.
For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft has updated their logo. With all of the market share Microsoft has been losing to Apple, it seems like Microsoft is finally getting their act together.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has recently added a cloud storage solution called Glacier. It's not so clear if it's available to everyone or just to businesses, but it's looking like it's available to everyone.
AMD announced today that Corporate Vice President Darren Grasby will be taking over EMEA sales, which covers Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
Those of you who like to eat at your desk and frequent spill things are sure to like the newest keyboard out of Logitech. They designed it to be washable in up to 11 inches of water, as long as you keep the USB cord out of the water.
If you're a fan of giving your computer more powerful, you know doubt know the important of a good power supply. If you're putting three giant videocards in SLI or Crossfire, you're going to end up needing quite a few watts.
PopCap Games, a subdivision of Electronic Arts that makes simpler games of the likes of Peggle and Bejewled, recently announced the sequel to one of their most popular games: Plants vs. Zombies.
One of the computer engineers who helped Intel design the 8088 processor family, Victor Poor, died last Friday at the age of 79. Poor had a very interesting life.
Earlier today marked the first public launch of Windows 8 as Microsoft released the operating system on TechNet. So now that it's out, is it worth switching to?
Microsoft cloud-storage product SkyDrive has been in preview for quite a while now. I've used it here and there, and it works the same as DropBox or Box.net worked, for me at least.
Back in June, VIA's $49 APC, which is an Android-powered computer similar to the Raspberry Pi, was made available for pre-order. Late last night I received and e-mail saying that the product was finally released.
We PC gamers must not be very liked compared to console gamers. Ubisoft, for an unknown reason, decided to release the PC version of the upcoming title Assassin's Creed III later than the Xbox version.
It was announced today that Google will pay a $22.5 million fine to the FTC for violating Google's own privacy terms. Apparently Google didn't follow the default do-not-set-third-party-cookies setting in Apple's Safari browser.
We've heard about Windows 8 tablets being in development from companies other than Microsoft, but we've yet to see any product announcements: until now. Lenovo today announced their ThinkPad Tablet 2, which is their own Windows 8 tablet.
With Windows 8 now being finished and sent off to manufacturing, it's pretty much a waiting game. If you're impatient, Microsoft's controversial operating system has been sighted online in its finished form.
Ever since IBM started looking to make personal computers in 1980, there has been controversy over whether or not Bill Gates, the famed founder of Microsoft, had stolen MS-DOS from another popular OS from the time, Control Program/Monitor (…
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the ThinkPad, Lenovo today announced the lightest 14" ultrabook ever: the ThinkPad X1 Carbon. Coming in at just 1.36KG (just under 3LB) thanks to its carbon-fiber body, this ultrabook is pretty crazy.
This is something I'm sure we've all thought of: a multitouch screen on a laptop instead of a keyboard. Well, it looks like a company called NajmTek ("najm" means "star" in Arabic) is taking that idea and putting it into a product.
It's been a long time coming, but Windows 7 is almost about to have more market share than Windows XP. According to a recent study, at the end of July Windows XP had 42.86% of the Windows market share while Windows 7 had 42.21%.
Jim Keller, who is most popular for leading the team that designed the processors inside of Apple's iPads and iPhones, is moving back to AMD after a long run from company to company.
Ultrabook sales are expected to grow 92% by 2017, which has OEMs all over the place scrambling for ways to make theirs better, and has the hardware manufacturers finding more and more ways to make ultrabooks better.
A big thing with companies these days is virtualization. Even just on for the network admins, being able to have multiple servers running on one machine is an amazingly helpful thing.
