Douglas Perry

Belkin announced updates for its Thunderbolt Express Dock as well as Thunderbolt cable at this year's Computex.

Freescale will be offering a new sensor that integrates many more functions than your typical smartphone or tablet sensor beginning in Q3.

Lenovo unveiled two new ultrabooks that are going on sale in the U.S. this month.

Lenovo will soon begin offering its Thinkpad Edge E430 and E530 with a Sandisk U100 mSATA SSD to boost performance.

Future microprocessors could extend the idea of 3D transistors to entire 3D cores.

Qualcomm has scored another close partnership with Microsoft to build Snapdragon processors for Windows RT computer systems.

The chip manufacturing race is heating up and Intel could be facing more pressure down the road.

Asus has taken the wraps off three rather unusual computers at Computex in Taipei.

SteelSeries launched a version of its Sensei gaming mouse that has been optimized for gaming in the competitive video game league Major League Gaming (MLG).

Roccat said that it will be releasing a successor for its Kone + gaming mouse during Computex and E3.

In the future, you could charge your phone simply by touching it.

IBM researchers claim they are now close to have access to basic technologies that would allow them to build a "minimum" quantum computer.

Sony is one of the first major notebook manufacturers to update the overall UI of its notebooks with a gesture interface.

Microsoft submitted a patent application that suggests the company will be holding on to the right-click context menu Windows users are used to.

If you missed out on bidding and winning an Apple 1 computer that was sold for $213,600 in 2010 by Christie's, you will have another chance next month.

Taiwanese DRAM module maker Team Group has unveiled the first 3 GHZ DDR3 device.

ViewSonic will be showing a 22-inch Android tablet at the upcoming Computex tradeshow in Taipei.

There is a good chance that Asus will we unveiling a new Transformer tablet at Computex tomorrow.

Two new mobile Ivy Bridge CPUs have surfaced in charts.

An overclocker going by the name ksin claims to have hit a new record clock for AMD's Bulldozer CPU.

In a project sponsored by the Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC), researchers at Stanford University claim to have solved one of the major semiconductor manufacturing problems standing in the way of further scaling.

IP monetization firm Stec IP claims that Apple is violating one of its recently acquired patents that describes a technology to backup data in different storage locations.

Sharp and Sony have announced that the two companies will be ending their LCD joint venture.

It is rare the U.S. government would admit an hacking event as an effort of counter-terrorism.

Has the botched Facebook IPO scared off Corsair from going public?