If you need to stuff 128GB of RAM into a new Mac Pro, OWC appears to be the cheapest way to go.

Plextor's new M6M line of mSATA SSDs will attempt to bring speedy data transfer rates while catering to slim computing gear.

Puget Systems offers its customers the option to tweak Windows 8 and make it function and feel like its more popular cousin, Windows 7.

The source code for MS-DOS and an early version of Microsoft Word for Windows are now available to the public through the Computer History Museum.

Former Microsoft software engineer Alex Kibkalo was arrested in Seattle on Wednesday, accused of leaking Windows 8 prior to its release.

Intel unveiled the "Black Brook," an all in one desktop PC that sports a built in battery, and looks awfully familiar.

Intel reportedly plans to release a new set of high-end CPUs designed specifically to maximize their overclocking potential later this year.

Got an external hard drive you wish you could access wirelessly? Check out this adapter, which lets you do just that.

An Internet security research team has discovered "Operation Windigo," a Unix botnet which has infected thousands of systems.

Corsair's new line of PC cases offer some decent visual flair and features for the bargain basement price.

Apple has released betas of Safari version 7.0.3 on Mavericks and 6.1.3 and Mountain Lion to developers.

There's a phishing scam going around that tricks users into giving up their Google login credentials using a fake, but legitimate looking Google login page.

Dropbox now owns Zulip, a private messaging start-up currently in private beta.

Avast Antivirus COO Ondřej Vlček calls ending support for Windows XP 'a big mistake.'

The new, high-end Mac Pro offers a lot of bells and whistles, but Windows 7 support in Boot Camp isn't one of them.

Google Talk has experienced a service outage today.

The UK's five largest banks join a group of institutions that will pay Microsoft to continue updating Windows XP even after they stop supporting it.

Microsoft just unveiled OneNote for Mac OS X today, which is free to use.

Roughly ten percent of federal government PCs will continue to use the aged operating system once the cutoff date for support arrives next month.

Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari weren't safe during the Pwn2Own hacking competition at the CanSecWest security conference in Vancouver.

Asus has quietly put their the Transformer Book Duet TD300 on ice after Google and Microsoft both put the brakes on its release.

Google's newest tweaks to their search layout could make it more difficult to tell the difference between ads and actual results.

Google just announced some dramatic price cuts for their Drive cloud storage service.

Bright House Networks, a regional cable provider, will be the first to offer 1GB Internet service to residential customers in the U.S.

Favi's Swivel Screen portfolio case gives your iPad air a physical QWERTY keyboard.

LaCie claims that its Little Big Disk can transfer data at a record-setting 1.375GBps.

Razer just revealed a pair of ridiculously powerful notebooks, but as you might expect, they won't come cheap.

Maingear hopes to give laptop lovers the best of all three worlds: a good price, plenty of power, and a healthy amount of portability.

CERT doesn't really think you should be using XP at all, but if you have to, they want you to at least switch to a browser other than Internet Explorer.

Apple values their education and business customers more than ever, as they've recently made sweeping improvements to the loyalty program for those groups.

Intel is leading the charge to make next-generation cables that can handle the ever-increasing power of our most massive computers.

Anyone who bought anything with DRAM in it between January 1, 1998 and December 31, 2002 may be entitled to some settlement money.

This barebones gaming PC offers a framework to work with, leaving you to choose and stuff in essential components like the CPU, graphics card and more.

The AM1M-A and AM1I-A motherboards will be among the first to hit the market designed to work in tandem with AMD's AM1 APUs.

The main selling point of Dell's newly announced Latitude 13 "Education Series" laptop come are designed to survive the fast pace of the classroom.

Dell is charging U.K. customers to pre-install Firefox on their new PCs, and Mozilla is not happy about it.

Redmond will be unwrapping the next generation in its long-running graphics API in a couple of weeks.