Microsoft is ending support for Windows XP on April 8. While you're technically free to keep using the 12-year old operating system, doing so may put you at greater security risk for attack as future vulnerabilities go unpatched.
A new computer made almost entirely from open-source hardware is now available for pre-order. But unlike open-source software, it's anything but free.
One of the bigger announcements at Microsoft's Build conference was a plan to make Windows free on smartphones, handheld tablets, and small Internet-connected gadgets.
Lenovo has a new range of budget Android tablets on the way, just in time to compete with Samsung's new Galaxy Tabs. We assume 'budget' based on the UK pricing currently available, but U.S. pricing is yet to be announced.
A lot of developers are excited by the prospect of Android Wear, Google's upcoming platform for wearable devices such as smartwatches. Sony isn't one of them: The electronics giant says it's going to pass on making wearables using the Google offering.
Now you can count Pocket among the app makers that are excited about Android Wear, Google's upcoming software for wearable devices.
Neil Young is pulling back the curtain on Pono, his long-awaited music system designed for audiophiles.
Your nearest dine-in Pizza Hut--if there is one--probably looks like it's trapped in the 80s, but it might someday leap into the future with tabletop touch screens for ordering and entertainment.
Barnes & Noble is jumping back into the tablet market later this year, with plans to refresh its outdated Nook tablet line.
For Google's Chromebooks, making a dent in the PC install base is going to take a while.
Windows 8 isn't quite the next Vista after all.
Microsoft isn't likely to reveal Windows Phone 8.1 for another few months, but the details are already starting to slip, thanks to a handful of developer leaks.
Microsoft will deliver a meaty software update for the Xbox One next week, adding key features that had been missing since the console's November launch.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab Pro and Note Pro tablets will have professional-grade prices when they launch later this month.
Don't dismiss tablets as a fad. But those days of skyrocketing sales may be coming to an end, according to figures from IDC.
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