Apple is now selling a cheaper entry-level iMac. The product is priced $200 less than the former cheapest option, but takes a big hit to performance.
Computers June 21, 2014
Apple offers a lower price for its new iMac 21-inch model with relatively decent specs, but analysts say it’s not for everyone. Here’s why.
Computers June 19, 2014
With OS X on the horizon and Intel's newest CPU line still in development, Apple opted for economy over horsepower with its latest iteration of the 21.5-inch iMac.
Computers June 18, 2014
A team of research scientists has created a computer program called LEVAN that makes image searching quick and easy. The project is yet to be completely finished, however.
Computers June 17, 2014
IT managers rejoice as Red Hat Linux 7 makes its long-anticipated debut. RHEL 7 claims to bring next-generation solutions to open hybrid cloud platforms.
Computers June 11, 2014
The future for PCs is looking less cluttered as Intel promises to make a big change to make wireless the standard on personal computers by 2016.
Computers June 11, 2014
Google wants to expand its Chromebook customer base, tries to attract buyers with a new feature that lets them watch Google Play movies and TV shows offline.
Computers June 6, 2014
Intel already has a plan in place for wireless PC systems. The company will use various systems and technologies to create reference designs for manufacturers.
Computers June 5, 2014
Intel hopes to make the computing experience less cluttered, wireless and a more visually stimulating experience. It's working with partners on all three efforts.
Computers June 4, 2014
For users who want the security of their emails to be NSA-proof, Google will bring End-to-End, an encryption plug-in, to Google Chrome. It will especially protect emails from prying eyes on the servers of recipient companies.
Computers June 4, 2014
HP announces a new 2-in-1 device that it hopes will kick Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 3 out of the 12-inch slate market. It has a sturdier keyboard, longer battery life and will probably retail at a cheaper price. Is Microsoft in big trouble?
Computers June 4, 2014
AMD has revealed its newest line of laptop processors, which are based off the energy-efficient, ultra-fast line of Kaveri processors for desktop.
Computers June 5, 2014
The 64-bit version is available for Chrome's Dev and Canary channels. It is not yet available for the mainstream stable version of Chrome.
Computers June 4, 2014
The Llama Mountain uses the soon-to-be-released Core M processor. The prototype is meant to showcase the capabilities of the processor to OEMs.
Computers June 4, 2014
The Molerats used the Xtreme RAT, a form of Trojan, as it attacked organizations in Europe and the U.S. Their motives, however, are not yet known.
Computers June 4, 2014
Google is waxing lyrical about its web-powered Chromebook, announces availability in nine more nations in a cheesy poem.
Computers June 3, 2014
Asus has announced a device that works as a Windows 8 tablet, Windows 8.1 laptop, Android tablet, Android laptop and smartphone. Will the five operating modes appeal to a wide range of users?
Computers June 2, 2014
Malware is unfair to businesses and consumers. But a two-year-old botnet and ransomware scheme have been crippled by the FBI and international law enforcement organizations.
Computers June 2, 2014
Dell releases upgraded versions of its Venue 7 and Venue 8 tablets. Coming too are new versions of the PC maker's 2-in-1 devices and an entry-level All-in-One desktop.
Computers June 2, 2014
For Windows users clamoring for the old-style Start Menu from Windows 7 and earlier, a promised restoration in the next upgrade of Windows 8 now has an uncertain release date. It may have to wait until a new OS debuts.
Computers June 2, 2014
HP announces a new line of devices that can turn into various form factors, including the Envy x360 and Pavilion x360 notebooks that can be configured into a tablet, a tent or a stand.
Computers June 3, 2014
The 2014 U.S. State of Cybercrime Survey showed that cybersecurity programs of U.S. organizations are not prepared enough for cyberattacks.
Computers May 29, 2014
'Nope' is what long-time Apple follower Jim Dalrymple can say about rumors of a cheaper iPhone 5s and low-cost iMac being the star of the show at next week’s Apple developer conference.
Computers May 30, 2014
The world has yet to see a 1TB-SSD laptop, but it won’t take long now. Samsung has begun producing the world’s first 1TB SSD drives for computers using a new technology called 3D V-NAND.
Computers May 29, 2014
Toshiba looks to get into the education sector. Two new laptop/tablet combos should help entice customers.
Computers May 29, 2014
VirusTotal Uploader is now compatible with the Mac OS X. The utility scans various files and checks if they are infected with malware.
Computers May 28, 2014
What happens when children who grew up with iPhones and iPads on their little hands get introduced to a bulky Apple II from four decades ago? This hilarious video shows you what.
Computers May 27, 2014
Kids of this generation came face-to-face with an Apple II compute from the 1980s, and the outcome is just as what you would expect.
Computers May 26, 2014
The latest update for the Chrome OS contains several enhancements, including one that was based on user feedback. Users can sort and group apps, minimize and now get search results via voice without first going to a search window.
Computers May 23, 2014
Assassin's Creed: Pirates for browsers is a stripped down version of the mobile spin-off title of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
Computers May 20, 2014
Google has put the PC world on watch with new Chromebook updates. Now, users can use many applications while not connected online.
Computers May 9, 2014
Intel and Lenovo are taking the Chromebook market by storm, a move that would benefit Google greatly, and might just punish Microsoft even more.
Computers May 7, 2014
PC maker delivers on promise to push out cheaper laptops for the education market. They should hit stores just as back-to-school shopping begins.
Computers May 6, 2014
Joining the bandwagon of Chromebooks is Lenovo with its own lineup, the N20 and N20p models. The latter has a multi-mode design that allows the keyboard to flex back 300 degrees.
Computers May 7, 2014
Researchers from MIT have come up with a new type of computer system that can automatically find the solutions to word problems. The new system may have applications in the fields of math, education and physics.
Computers May 7, 2014
Two tests were conducted to measure if the updates on the 2014 MacBook Air lineup of Apple brought noticeable modifications in its CPU and storage system. Here's what the separate tests found.
Computers May 6, 2014
Hand gestures will soon be interpreted by keyboards. Microsoft has unveiled in a conference a prototype of this next generation keyboard. See what this keyboard can do.
Computers May 1, 2014
Apple launches new MacBook Air. But most analysts see little more than speed upgrades in the new models.
Computers April 30, 2014
Apple has unveiled updated line of MacBook Air. Is everyone happy with the new processor inside and with the revised price tag?
Computers April 29, 2014
Apple will reportedly give its MacBook Air lineup a slight boost in processing power tomorrow, April 29. This mid-cycle refresh will probably be modest, but a bigger update to the lineup is expected at a later date. Retina display, anyone?
Computers April 28, 2014
Quantum computing could change the world. That day is one step closer, thanks to new technology.
Computers April 26, 2014
For the first time ever, Apple is enlisting its customers to test out its latest OS in beta for free, provided testers agree to Apple’s stringent secrecy clause.
Computers April 24, 2014
It may seem a bit early to start thinking of the back to school selling season, but Lenovo is getting prepared. It announced two new laptops in its Flex 2 family that will become available in June.
Computers April 16, 2014
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