Tired of expensive, device-specific styluses? The Universal Stylus Initiative wants to blow the category open and make any device work with any stylus.
Laptops have been fast enough for years, but design hasn't kept up until now. After years of bulky designs, quality hardware is available at a reasonable price.
Qualcomm, known for designing the chips that power phones and tablets, is getting into the VR game. Its Snapdragon VR820 reference platform is a little rough around the edges, but demonstrates revolutionary new tech.
This week, Lenovo revealed four new devices during IFA 2016, one of which introduces Lenovo's new Halo Keyboard technology and its new Real Pen peripheral.
There was one laptop that stood out as special among Acer's buffet of announcements -- the Predator 21 X. It claims the title of first curved-screen laptop.
Intel has taken the wraps off its 7th-gen Intel Core processor, codenamed Kaby Lake. The chips have a New Media Engine, which focuses on decoding 4K video.
PC gamers love to play games with all the details turned up. But as Deus Ex: Mankind Divided proves, there's a recent uptick in what maxed-out games demand.
Intel's Developer Forum in San Francisco is the company's most important yearly event. This year, virtual reality is the focus. But what is Intel's angle?
Most PC gamers need a discrete graphics card, and options from AMD and Nvidia have dominated the market for almost two decades. Which has the edge in 2016?
