3 big differences with Apple's new iPad
It's not called the "iPad 3," but it features some significant upgrades under the hood and on the screen.
TuneUp keeps the wheels of enterprise turning, at home or office
TuneUp Utilities Business Edition Version 2012 is ideal for telecommuters who need to maintain their systems but don't have an administrator to call in for backup.
PlayStation Vita: Ready for your network?
Almost anything these days could become a client on your network, even a portable gaming console such as the Vita, with all the advantages and risks that entails.
This KVM will die before giving up your secrets
The Tripp Lite B002-DUA4 is a highly secure keyboard, video, mouse switch that will fit in with any security plan.
Officially extinct: NASA pulls plug on its last mainframe
The demise of mainframe computers at NASA brings back memories of those Big Iron days. Have any stories you'd like to share?
Key drives a security risk? Not when they're made like this.
The CE-Secure Vault from CMS Products will keep data in transit safe from both the elements and hackers.
Tiny but tough, rugged ALGx-P01 notebook can accompany you up the mountain
The ALGx-P01 rugged notebook from the Handheld Group acts like a handheld device with a full keyboard, with all the advantages and limitations that implies.
If you need cool servers, open a window
Department of Energy scientists want to use outside air, and not much else, to cool the agency's new facility and supercomputer.
The 3 steps to securing an Android smart phone
The military's efforts to make Android phones secure enough for classified information makes sense -- and no Angry Birds have been harmed in the process.
Do candles hold the cure for touch-screen smudges?
The product of an old-world technology, simple candle soot, just might be the answer to a 21st-century scourge, according to German researchers.
Rugged Dell Latitude has plenty of attitude
Dell's inexpensive E6420 ATG holds its own against bigger, pricier rugged laptops — and wins a Review's Choice.
Can computers really predict the Super Bowl?
Our computer tells us who will win the Super Bowl. What about the real world?
Undead virus pilfered college servers for more than 10 years
The City College of San Francisco recently found a virus that had been taking banking and other data from students since 1999, proving a point about long-lived threats.
A pioneer in plug-and-play graphics
The Accell UltraVideo USB 2.0 to DVI-I Adapter shows that there is a lot of power in cables, if we know how to use it.
Ultrabooks and smart TVs are fine, but holographic talking windshields?
From ultra notebooks, smart TVs and windshields that let you know you're passing your favorite Tex-Mex place, CES was filled with gadgets that are becoming all-too-human.
Why ultrabooks actually could be the Next Big Thing
They promise a lot of what's new in user experience -- including a Siri-like voice interface and gesture recognition -- along with a treasured oldie.
Paper-thin, 55-inch TV could show the future of monitors
LG Electronics will show off its organic LED monitor at CES, which could mean the technology is finally ready for prime time.
10 terrible technology blunders of 2011
These people and technologies made headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Plug-and-play graphics to rule one day
Although not perfect, the Accell UltraVideo USB 2.0 to DVI-I Adapter shows there is a lot of power in cables, if we know how to use them.
Google Doodle a fitting tribute to Robert Noyce
Happy Birthday, Robert Noyce.
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