Posts in category Hardware

The Galaxy S5 and Note 4 were underwhelming. Can we expect better from Samsung this year?

Lauded as one of the most innovative breakthrough technologies at MWC 2015, Airvana’s cloud RAN OneCell technology is a plug-and-play supercell for improving indoor LTE coverage.

ASRock’s Skylake-based motherboard gives us a taste of what’s to come with Intel’s sixth-generation cores.

Jen-Hsun Huang explains his side of the story.

Smartwatch maker Pebble Tech finds crowdfunding to be a viable means to raise capital, increase margins and improve its visibility as a grassroots effort.

The integrated GPU on the A10-7850K is found to be significantly better than Intel’s HD 4600.

AMD wants to make Catalyst lighter on the CPU side.

AMD’s new APU geared for laptops and low-power desktops offers big power savings over Kaveri thanks to the new Excavator core.

Pushing past 10nm means moving away from silicon to something else.

Indian users with the GTX 970 are left without any options as Nvidia’s partners fail to acknowledge issues with the card.

The way we interact with computers is changing. Is the future Microsoft’s HoloLens? Or is it something else?

Qualcomm is increasing its focus in the entry-level and mid-tier segments by going with octa-core Snapdragon SoCs.

Does this re-release mean that Acer is betting big on AMD’s FreeSync?

Asus might have a Macbook Air killer on its hands.

Samsung’s Exynos 7 is the first mobile SoC to be built on the 14nm manufacturing process.

HP’s tablet is somewhat lacking in the hardware space, but for this price and the freebies included you’d be foolish not to buy one.

Corsair’s latest liquid-cooler AIO coolers are aimed at the enthusiast segment.

The latest eDP standard will allow your mobile to drive an 8K screen.

Noctua’s latest CPU coolers offer the same amount of performance in a much smaller size.

Biostar is onto something if it can price the Gaming Z97X and Z97W aggressively.