The PC is dead, huh? Not so fast, says a prominent market research firm.

Science geeks and NOVA fans take note - the official NOVA app about the periodic table of elements is free and available for download now.

Thousands of take down notices have been sent out to eliminate illegal World Cup 2014 live streams.

Internet Explorer is the most widely used desktop Web browser, and it's not even close, according to Net Marketshare.

Who needs the Recycle Bin when you can just shatter a hard drive to bits?

The newest Brix PC from Gigabyte is targeted towards gamers, but still requires you to bring some of your own parts.

Though the Internet is seemingly an inescapable part of our daily lives, the U.S. has some catching up to do in the race for the most connections of 10MBps or higher.

Microsoft will run a free software checkup on your PC if you bring it to one of their stores.

Asus just unveiled its newest gaming notebook, which sports a Core i7 CPU, as well as an Nvidia graphics card.

Netgear has revealed the world's first tri-band router, dubbed the Nighthawk X6.

Seiki as just announced its entry into the desktop PC monitor market by revealing 28-inch, 32-inch, and 40-inch 4K displays.

Microsoft is offering a credit towards the purchase of a Surface Pro 3. In order to get it, you need to trade in a working MacBook Air. So, would you do it?

Western Digital's My Book Duo can pack up to 8TB worth of data, features cloud backup, and much more.

Microsoft is making some upgrades and price cuts to OneDrive, which will be rolling out over the next month.

Apple should pluck some green from its money tree and make a budget MacBook Air. My colleague from the great state of New Jersey disagrees.

U.S. political scandals are usually not centered around computer components. However, this one now features a hard drive as one of its prominent figures.

With this free app for Windows 8.1, you can get your fix for shows from the A&E network right from your PC.

You can watch Lifetime TV programming on the house with an official Windows 8.1 app.

Apple should have taken a different approach with the company's new $1,099 iMac, which would have been a big win for both the company and consumers.

Nvidia just released a new sub-$100 graphics card, but should you consider it for your PC, even if you're running integrated graphics?

The financial barrier to entry on the iMac front just got a little more affordable.

Google is paying tribute to the World Cup the same way it usually does; with a Doodle. There's an extra twist though.

Nvidia just outed a fresh set of graphics card drivers, though they're in beta form at the moment.

Samsung made a splash at an NYC event, where, with the help of some culinary masterminds, it officially launched their new Chef Collection home appliances.

Can't watch the World Cup during the day? Keep track of the news and action with this sidebar utility for Mozilla Firefox.

Vuze, the maker of a popular torrent client, recently spoke out against illegal downloading.

Alex Kibkalo is getting deported after getting caught leaking Microsoft assets.

A new Microsoft policy claims that the company won't scan user emails, chats, videos, or voice mail to tailor adds to them.

Intel unsuccessfully appealed a huge fine handed down by the European Union. However, the CPU giant can appeal once again.

Sky Diver, the newest benchmark from Futuremark, fits best when tested on mid-range PCs and notebooks.

Intel has reached an agreement with WiTricity which could pave the way for Intel chips with wireless charging tech built in down the line.

Ever wish that you could carry around a beastly desktop gaming PC like a briefcase? Well, now you can.

Roccat's Sova keyboard aims to meld your PC gaming experience with the comfort and convenience offered by your living room couch.

Think natural disasters cost people a lot of money? Consider this: A new study says cyber criminals cost the world hundreds of billions every single year.

Samsung just introduced a new laptop and a new desktop here at CES 2014. Read on to learn more about them.

The Pirate Bay is about to start getting shelled by Rights Alliance, an anti-piracy group.

News Corporation is the latest company to put pressure on Google to take more drastic measures against piracy.

It appears that Xi3 will be making a series of miniature computers stuffed with Intel tech.