Jane McEntegart

A prompt release and a lower price? That's what we like to hear.

TigerDirect is joining up with BitPay to accept Bitcoin.

Vintage Mac meets iFixit.

What's Sony got up its sleeve for next week?

Qualcomm strengthens its position with patents from HP.

Is Google taking on Apple's iPhone 5C with some colorful phones of its own?

Sony is taking away the Xperia Z Ultra's radio and selling it as a tablet.

Is Rockstar finally prepping the PC version of GTA V?

Intel unveils newest generation of educational devices.

Gigabyte boasts of new records set using its motherboards

It may have been a long weekend but somebody over at Intel was in the office. Intel on Sunday quietly slipped a total of nine new Haswell processors and one new Celeron into its price list without any fanfare. The price list shows no other changes.

Superfast broadband while you travel.

Just last week we got word that Nvidia's first Maxwell card was just a couple of weeks away, and now we've got our first appearance of Maxwell in online listings.

Bringing seven back.

Could we see our first Maxwell card in just a few weeks?

MSI's Mini-ITX board powered by Intel's Bay Trail-D is coming before the month is out.

Google is joining the war on diabetes.

Ready for some DIY?

The man in charge of hardware at OUYA is waving goodbye.

Be Quiet has announced that there are new CPU coolers ranging from 160 to 250 watts. This includes the newest flagship cooler in Be Quiet's cooler portfolio, the Dark Rock Pro 3.

Gigabyte this week announced official support for AMD's new Kaveri APUs. The company says its Kaveri support will include AMD A88X and A55 motherboards as well as upcoming A78 motherboards.

Computex is less than six months away.

Is Sony holding some stuff back for Mobile World Congress?

We went inside Asus' CES suite to check out the newest ROG monitor.

Each key's brightness and color can be customized by the user.