Douglas Perry

SanDisk announced a thorough refresh cycle for its USB flash drives, with one model boasting up to 128 GB capacity.

Prolimatech has launched the Black Series of its Genesis CPU heatsink.

Opera has released version 12 of its web browser.

You should have invested in an Apple 1 when they were still affordable.

There may be an unexpected solution for the challenge of shrinking transistor sizes.

Researchers at Harvard University claim to have invented a unique coating for materials that can entirely prevent ice formation on metal surfaces.

Those predictions about cheaper tablets in 2012 have apparently not been empty promises.

Europe's economic troubles are expected to result in much slower growth for the global software industry this year.

NEC has refreshed its professional monitor family.

We will file this item under 'Why has this taken so long?'

Defamation of other users in comments could now come with a consequence.

Survey results released by Strategy Analytics indicate that the pace at which businesses are adopting cloud solutions is picking up.

Smartphone interface are lifting our expectations of convenient touch user input not just on phones and tablets, but possibly on larger types on computing devices as well.

Toshiba is challenging Samsung for the lead in the NAND flash market.

Can Intel's Clover Trail turn tablets into iPad killers?

The cost of DRAM in smartphones is declining which means phone makers are spending less money on memory.

Given the transitional state of console gaming, the success of the Xbox 360/Kinect, and Nintendo's experiments with a new controller type, Sony will need something big for the PS4.

AMD is building up its Ultrabook rival in the form of ultrathin notebooks.

Who would have thought? This piece originally slipped by under our radar, but it is a noteworthy piece of information, especially since we now know at least one specific ARM chip that Intel is manufacturing ARM cores in its fabs.

Taiwanese peripheral maker Sunix has unveiled what it calls the "ultimate" Thunderbolt docking station.

Sapphire demonstrates its new, passively cooled HD 7770 Ultimate graphics card at Computex.

Asus is demonstrating the first add-in card to extend its motherboards with Thunderbolt support.

AMD's Trinity desktop CPUs, originally scheduled with a June introduction date, are now expected to arrive no earlier than October.

The Thailand floods of 2011 will be impacting HDD prices for some time. In addition to the shortages, a new market environment is favoring higher prices and pre-flood levels will not be reached until 2014, market researchers at IHS said.

Toshiba is next in line to unveil a convertible Ultrabook at Computex, as well as two Windows RT devices.