Do It Yourself

A Kickstarter with a whopping $251,100 in the bucket is selling MAKERPhone, a DIY smartphone you can build and code for calls, listening to music and playing games like Space Invaders.

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.

Another tiny board enters the DIY market, featuring two cores with the ability to run Arduino, Linux, and Android KitKat.

For enthusiasts who break the word "budget" with the money they can throw into their personal PC wonderland, XFORMA has made the new MBX MKII Limited Edition Case available for preorder for $1,250.

The new development kit will allow the community to beta test apps and run apps in the background.

The new computer features a quad-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor and 1 GB SDRAM.

Wait, did EVGA just announce a graphics card that it already announced in the past?

Razer has taken the initiative to create a free, open-source virtual reality standard. Not only that, but the company offers a $200 development kit that includes a VR head-mounted display.

Swiftech has built a 280 mm customizable all-in-one water cooler.

Raijintek has built a rather interesting all-in-one water cooling unit.

Here's an AIO chassis built for desktop components.

Want to start your own repair business? Here's how.

Make sure you have your say in out latest round of BestConfigs!

Lepa has built its first CPU cooler.

Lian Li has priced its Desk Chassis, which are expensive.

We might be seeing a more efficient mid-range GPU from AMD within about three months.

Lepa has released four new PSUs.