Asus currently lists on its website the ZenBook UX306UA, a refresh of its super-thin laptop sporting a backlit keyboard and a USB Type-C port. The release date is unknown.
Microsoft and Vungle have teamed up with Buildbox to dish out $500 to developers who port their Buildbox-based games to Windows 10. However, there's a catch.
OWC has release a dual boot enabler for its SSDs that's compatible with Apple Boot Camp. The company's Mercury Accelsior E2 and OWC Aura SSDs are supported.
A developer has ported DOSBox over to Microsoft's universal app platform for Windows and shows that Windows 95 and Duke Nukem 3D can run on the Xbox One.
Google introduced its VR platform called Daydream during the Google I/O keynote. This consists of a compatible smartphone, a headset, controller, and apps.
Lian Li has introduced an upcoming line of steel-based cases called the Ebonsteel series. There are three in all focused on the system builder on a budget.
Hardware details of Nvidia's upcoming GeForce GTX 1070 card were reportedly leaked, revealing its CUDA core count, thermal envelope, boost clock, and more.
Bethesda's id software development studio is now hiring, and many job listings reveal that applicants will get their hands dirty with the Quake franchise.
AMD updated its website with new Radeon chips for laptops, the M400 series. There are three groups in the family -- R9, R7, and R5 -- supporting DirectX 12.
Oculus VR has launched a new initiative called VR For Good, which kickstarts two programs: one for high schools, and one for nonprofits and filmmakers.
Micron's director of its global Graphics Memory Business division said this week that GDDR5X memory is now in mass production, seemingly ahead of schedule.
MSI introduced a flashy new motherboard with its sights set on Intel's upcoming Broadwell-E processors: the X99A Gaming Pro Carbon with built-in lighting.
Documents pointing to a new tablet from Nvidia can be read on the FCC's website. The specs are unavailable, but do show its size and Wireless AC support.
Opera added a power saving mode to its desktop browser, claiming that laptop owners will see up to 50-percent more battery life compared to other browsers.
Mozilla launched a new extension for Firefox that allows users to test and provide feedback on experimental features without having to install the beta.
Zotac is jumping on the PC stick bandwagon with the introduction of its Zbox PI220 and its Zbox PI221. The two are identical, save for the way they're cooled.
Oculus VR says that over one million Samsung Gear VR owners used the headset in the month of April. It can also be used to view Facebook's 360 images in VR.
Next month, chassis maker Lian Li will launch a case that has two compartments: one made of aluminum to hide ugly components and one made of tempered glass.
There's a new Kickstarter campaign seeking funds for a wireless router called Portal that uses spectrum originally set aside for weather radar systems.
MSI boasts that it's currently the only brand offering VR-ready laptops that are certified by both Intel and HTC, including five HTC optimized solutions.
A leaked screenshot of benchmarks reveals what appears to be the upcoming Intel Core i7-7700K "Kaby Lake" processor, with graphics clocked at 1,150MHz.
Google is rolling out HTTPS encryption to all Blogspot residents. However, the feature doesn't support top-level domains or subdomains -- at least for now.
Valve has introduced VR game streaming to its Steam Broadcasting service, allowing users to share their experiences with friends or the general public.
Microsoft says that Windows 10 is on 300 million active devices across the globe, but the free upgrade window is coming to a close in the next few months.
A streaming session of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Twitch was terminated thanks to Windows 10's penchant for installing updates without warning.
AMD quietly launched a new line of solid state drives, the Radeon R3 series, striking a balance between performance and price when replacing hard drives.
