Computers

PC gaming doesn't have to be tethered to a desk, and a couple of new computers from HP show how you can take that experience to your lap, too.

Security software as it stands is generally focused on the device, but a new concept could shift the focus to where it belongs: you.

Get the candles and cake: the chip sitting in most of the personal computers around the world is celebrating an anniversary this year, with Intel turning 50.

We knew it was coming, but having missed WWDC, we just didn't know when. And now we do, because as of today, the MacBook Pro has been refreshed. What's changed?

Microsoft's reinvention of the tablet in the Surface has helped revive the hybrid computer to take on the iPad, but it could still be more competitive, and in the latest model, it has price in its sights.

Our reliance on broadband has meant that technologies have changed dramatically over the years, and that includes the death of the landline. But hold up, because if you still need it, Vodafone may have you covered. Sort of.

The next iPhone isn't likely to rock up until September, but you can still see some of the changes coming to the operating system, and to a Mac computers, as well.

HP's 2018 Spectre X360 is fine example of a laptop-tablet hybrid, doing the job with grace, style, and a feature set that's sure to impress.

Modern solid-state backup drives should be two things -- fast and light -- and WD's My Passport SSD is both of those, but is it the fastest external solid-state drive out there?

One of Philips' older devices is being revived, at least a little, as its Hue lights tap into the power of light.