Wink Hub, the smart home system designed to control everything from electrical devices to lighting, malfunctioned on April 18.

In Advanced Micro Devices’ quarterly conference call, the company announced that it will discuss its latest graphics products later this quarter.

Cafflano Klassic is the creation of Hansang Yoon, the CEO of the Beanscorp company. The device allows you to brew your own coffee on the go.

Droplet, the new creation from Droplet Life, is designed to remind you of chores you need to complete on a daily basis.

On April 12, Gadea posted a blog update on his website that detailed how to operate a home-brew cloud gaming service.

Seed Labs announced on April 14 that it has developed Silvair Control, a mouse-like device for smart home control.

Google announced the release of Chrome 42 to the stable channel on April 14, and the update is now available on Windows, Mac and Linux.

Dallas-based Architect Matt Mooney has created a contemporary house out of 14 shipping containers, including features such as a penthouse.

SodaStream has developed Mix, a device that will let you carbonate a wide variety of liquids, including alcohol.

Apple has officially expanded support for 4K displays and Ultra HD TVs, as well as Dell’s new UP2715K 27-inch 5K monitor.

Pangea Designs, which is responsible for PiCO, claims that its 100 percent titanium bottle opener is the smallest of its kind on the market.

New data from IDC shows that PC shipments for Q1 2015 totaled 68.5 million, marking a 6.7 percent year-on-year decline.

Gutai, a water house architect, is a firm believer that houses can be kept at an optimal temperature through the use of water.

IBM has established a research group in San Jose, California, to work on what could be the next big thing artificial intelligence software.

The Michigan Micro Mote has taken "tiny" to a new level. The M^3 computer can fit seamlessly along the edge of a nickel.

The Intel Compute Stick is available for preorder through some retailers. Newegg and Amazon are selling the device for $149.99 and $180.00, respectively.

Samsung has announced that the 31.5-inch SE590C Series, 27-inch SE591C Series and SE510C Series monitors will be available in North America by May.

Dell announced the new Dell 24 Monitor today, designed to provide optimal screen performance to its mainstream customers. It offers 1440p resolution.

The CTL Chromebook J2 and CTL Chromebook J4 are among the first models to include the Quad Core ARM Cortex-A17 RK3288 processor from Rockchip.

Acer announced the Acer Chromebase on April 1, an addition to its Chrome OS product line.

A new variant of router malware has been discovered by Ara Labs, and it is designed to inject ads and pornography into websites.

New rumors say that Intel will only release two LGA 1150 Broadwell-based CPUs. The Core i7-5775C and Core i5-5675C might hold up the socketed desktop line.

Microsoft has brought in Adobe to contribute to the Spartan project, and it is one of many businesses expected to contribute code.

The new 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air will no longer support Windows 7 with Boot Camp.

Hardware and software manufacturer Acer America announced the development of the Acer C910 Chromebook on March 19.

Microsoft announced on March 18 that OneDrive will now be integrated with Xbox Music.

A session at WinHEC on March 18 that revealed new gestures that will be coming to precision touchpads with Windows 10.

Dell has released its new Inspiron 13 7000 Series 2-in-1 Special Edition convertible laptop, and it starts at $749.99 on the company’s website.

A new leaked video of what is rumored to be Build 10036 hit YouTube on March 12, and the Russian blog WZor.net has posted alleged screenshots of it, too.

Asus has announced the development of the G501 gaming laptop, which is now one of the thinnest on the market at just 0.81 inches.

Nvidia took to its blog today to announce two new additions to its GTX 900M lineup – the GeForce GTX 960M and 950M.

Apple claimed that the 13-inch model was up to “two times faster” than previous models. Now, iFixit has found this to be true.

Microsoft has fixed SSL implementations in its software to reduce the chances of a FREAK attack.

The WD Re+ hard drive family is designed for power efficiency, consuming only 6 watts of power for 6 terabytes of space.