Firefox Monitor Tells You When Your Online Accounts Wer...

Mozilla announces the "Firefox Monitor," a free service using data from Troy Hunt's "Have I Been Pwned" database to alert users when their online accounts have been exposed in new or old data breaches.

Best Tech Deals Right Now

To help you make the most of your money, every day, we find the best sales on components, full systems, peripherals and more.

Nvidia Announces GeForce RTX 2070 Availability On Octob...

Nvidia announced via its @NVIDIAGeForce twitter account that the GeForce RTX 2070 will be available on October 17.

Gigabyte Teases Heavily Engineered RTX 2080

Gigabyte reveals the Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Xtreme 8G graphics card.

Cooler Master Brings RGB to a Dual-Sided Mouse Pad

Cooler Master's new Masteraccessory MP860 is a dual-sided mousepad adorned by 19 RGB LEDs.

Qualcomm: Apple Gave Trade Secrets to Intel

Qualcomm alleged that Apple engineers looked to its source code and other trade secrets to help Intel overcome performance issues with its iPhone chips.

Here’s How We Booted Windows 10 in 4.9 Seconds (Now, Be...

With these tweaks, you can go from hitting the power button to seeing the desktop in under 5 seconds.

What Tom’s Played This Weekend: Creed: Rise to Glory

Creed: Rise to Glory is a first-person VR boxing game based on the Rocky spin-off, Creed. You take the roll of Adonis Creed and must fight your way up through the ranks of the boxing circuit.

HumanEyes' 5.7K Vuze XR Camera Supports 360- and 180-De...

HumanEyes technologies today revealed the Vuze XR camera, which supports 360-degrees or 180-degree stereo video capture at up to 5.7K resolution.

Best CPU Coolers 2018: Air and Liquid

Here are the best CPU cooling solutions (air and liquid) for a range of systems, from small form-factor builds to overclocked big-rigs.

Will Tariffs Raise U.S. Component and PC Prices? It’s C...

The Trump administration’s latest round of tariffs could have wide-ranging effects on pricing and business.

EVGA, MSI Ready RTX 20-Series Overclocking Software

EVGA and MSI release new versions of their overclocking software to support the RTX 2080 & RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards.

HTC Officially Releases the $300 Vive Wireless Adapter

HTC Vive and Vive Pro headset owners can finally experience wireless VR with the long-awaited $300 (or $360) Vive Wireless Adapter.

The 9 Best New Features of macOS Mojave

Apple’s latest yearly update to its macOS, Mojave, is here and is bringing some new features to the operating system.

Microsoft Announces Surface Hub 2X With Removable Proce...

Microsoft split the Surface Hub 2 it announced in May into two products, the Surface Hub 2S arriving in 2019 and the Surface Hub 2X debuting in 2020.

Google Criticized for Automatic Chrome Sign-In

Google updated Chrome to automatically connect someone's Google account, which is required to enable a tab-syncing feature, when they sign in to its services.

YubiKey 5 Series Arrives With Passwordless Authenticati...

Yubico launched its latest YubiKey 5 Series with support for the passwordless FIDO 2 specification, as well as other two-factor authentication protocols.

Kingston HyperX Fury RGB SSD Review: RGB Comes To Entry...

Kingston's new Fury RGB SSD brings the bling but doesn't bring the performance to match.

Kingston HyperX Savage EXO Review: Fast Flash In A Slim...

Today, we take a look at Kingston’s latest USB 3.1 Gen 2 external SSD, the HyperX Savage EXO.

The 21 Coolest Things We Saw at Maker Faire 2018

A packed lineup of innovation was on display at the 2018 NYC World Maker Faire. Here's some of the best, from a car-crushing robot to a flame-throwing wearable.

Cooler Master MasterAir MA410M Review: (Air) Wolf In Wo...

The Cooler Master MasterAir MA410M, although a more ‘civilian’ version, performs just as well as its TUF Alliance twin.

Is BYOD Good or Bad for Your Business?

The way we work is changing. Employees want, or even expect, the freedom and ability to work from anywhere, anytime, on any device. But what are the risks?

Intel Ramps Additional 14nm Manufacturing Site to Ensur...

Intel has published a document that outlines the opening an additional 14nm test facility to "assure a continuous supply" of some 14nm processors.

Twitch Streaming Banned In China After Gaining Populari...

The Chinese government blocked Twitch streaming in the country without warning or a reason for the blocking. The move came after the service saw a recent surge in popularity.

CCleaner Updates Itself Without Notifying Users

The Avast-owned Piriform entered yet another self-manufactured controversy, this time by installing a new update of Ccleaner without users' permission or even notifying the users about it.

Intel Optane SSD 905P Bulks Up to 1.5TB

Intel releases new 960GB and 1.5TB versions of its Optane SSD 905P.

GeForce RTX 2080 Ti vs. RTX 2080: Which Turing Card Is...

Nvidia's new flagship RTX cards are expensive, but packed with tech to push current and future games to their limits. Which one's right for your rig?

Razer's New Ifrit Headset Won't Mess Up Your Hair

Razer's new Ifrit headset, and the accompanying USB Audio Enhancer, were made specifically for people who are sick of "headset hair."

Google Still Lets Third-Party Devs Scan Your Email

In what should come as a surprise to absolutely nobody, Google told U.S. lawmakers that third-party app developers can scan emails in Gmail.

Windows File Discreetly Stores Touch Devices' Sensitive...

WaitList.dat keeps copies of all the document text that's ever been stored on your PC, once you enable the handwriting recognition capabilities in Windows 8.1 and later.