Editorial Team

Hack the hackers!

We go hands on with OnLive's mobile gaming and even hear word that Nintendo's Wii U might have competition.

The best is back.

Dust-Be-Gone!

What will they think of next?

But things are more than meets the eye.

It's not often that the ubiquitous motherboard gets considerable attention.

Exclusive: Unwilling to divulge details on Gigabyte's first multi-touch accessory, we had to jump through a few hoops to get an early look on the company's latest gaming mouse: the Aivia Xenon.

Get a new gaming system AND help out Japan!

OCZ does the unthinkable.

Patch soon or you might get socially-hacked.

The Kinect game you'll really want to play.

GTX590! But only in limited quantities.

If you've never been to a game-related convention before, you owe it to yourself to go to one like the Penny Arcade Expo (PAX). The show is spin-off of the famed webcomic of the same name. Come check out what's happening on the opening day of the show!

You just might get lucky!

Get involved with your favorite tech publication in Europe! If you can speak and write in some of the languages, don't hesitate to apply now if you've got what we're looking for!

Hot on the heels of Intel's recall of its series-6 chipset, we spoke to several motherboard and system manufacturers about what's going to happen for them, and their customers.

"A little helps a lot."

Pushing systems to the limit with liquid nitrogen.

If we remember it correctly, then it was Intel's Paul Otellini during the company's most recent earnings conference call who downplayed the impact of tablets in the PC market.

Apple is now the third-largest manufacturer of mobile PCs. According to DisplaySearch, the company sold 6.3 million units, which translates into a market share of 12.4 percent in this segment globally.

App-enabled devices will outship the traditional PC within 18 months, according to a report published by IDC.

Google has almost quietly upgraded the nightly builds of Chrome 10 with a new JavaScript engine. Version 3.0.0.1 is, in some applications, twice as fast as the predecessor 2.5.9.1.