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HP's new Reverb G2 VR headset is here: it's the company's newest Windows Mixed Reality headset, built in partnership with Microsoft and Valve.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released a new version of the Raspberry Pi 4 that includes 8 GB of RAM, for $75.

The Coronavirus pandemic will trigger a 14 percent decline in PC, tablet, and phone sales this year, Gartner claims.

HP today announced a sweeping set of updates to its Elite commercial PCs and ZBook portable workstations.

Intel announced today that it is acquiring Rivet Networks, the makers of the well-regarded Killer networking products, for an undisclosed sum.

In the wake of yet another political attack from the United States, Huawei argued this week for “cooperation over competition.”

Microsoft today announced at Build 2020 that its holographic computer is coming to new parts of Europe, Scandinavia, and Asia.

Windows 10 on ARM still has far too many limitations to recommend, but one of the most serious may soon be eliminated.

Announced at CES 2020, this mid-stream evolution of the HP Elite Dragonfly is the first laptop with an integrated Tile module.

It has been a while since I evaluated the iconic and trendsetting Dell XPS 13 laptop. But the XPS 13 is back, and it’s better than ever.

Apple is introducing a new feature in macOS Catalina that will limit charging MacBook batteries to their full capacity in order to help increase the lifespan of the batteries.

Lenovo today announced a major revamp of its gaming PC offerings with new Legion and IdeaPad laptops and towers.

This morning, HP announced new premium PCs for professionals and designers that are aimed squarely at Apple’s MacBook lineup.

New details about Apple's long-awaited premium over-ear headphones emerge, hinting at a customizable design that could allow users to swap out the earpads for different looks.

Apple's new $299 Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro is now available for purchase, and Apple is shipping it much earlier than expected.

As part of its latest partnership with OnePlus, Verizon will be selling a special variant of the new OnePlus 8 that supports both sub-6 and mmWave 5G.

OnePlus expands its Bullet line of headphones with the new Bullet Wireless Z headphones that cost only $49.95.

After months of rumours and leaks, the OnePlus 8 series is finally official, and they are exactly what the leaks said they would be. Here are the details.

Nvidia announced today it is bringing ray-tracing support to Minecraft this week as part of a beta. It takes advantage of the power of Nvidia's RTX GPUs, leveraging its ray-tracing technology to give Minecraft a whole new look.

With its hardware business failing, Google is pulling another page from the Apple playbook. It’s not going to help.

Microsoft's next-generation Surface Go device may have just passed the FCC, could possibly be launched as early as late April along with the Surface Book 3.

It looks like Google has slowly started replacing certain Android apps with Progressive Web Apps in the Play Store. The change only affects two major apps for now.

Last year, the Pixel 3a family was a surprise hit for Google’s struggling smartphone business. Can it duplicate that success in 2020?

Lenovo’s Yoga C740 is an affordable premium convertible PC that comes in both 14- and 15.6-inch form factors.

On track to become the world’s biggest smartphone maker last year, Huawei stumbled badly because of U.S. sanctions. But rival Xiaomi surged.

A Bloomberg report says that Apple will be able to ship its 5G-capable iPhones on schedule this year. But future models face delays.

With its latest flagship, Samsung has finally elevated its camera quality to the point where it’s competitive with Pixel, iPhone, and Huawei.