COMPUTERS

Apple Inc. is launching a refreshed line of its ultraportable notebook, the MacBook Air, as early as Tuesday.

This disturbing crime trend endangers first responders and those in legitimate need of their help.

LG has revealed more details and a closer look at its G Watch, powered by Android Wear, and we wish they hadn't.

Huawei has been pursued by U.S. lawmakers who believe it has been engaged in espionage.

Users are required to sign a confidentiality agreement to discourage leaking of confidential information.

Mac OSX users that want to continue using Me.com and Mac.com accounts with AOL Instant Messenger will have to upgrade to Mac OSX Mavericks.

The Google Street View team created a new computer program that can fool one of the best tests known for distinguishing humans from bots.

“If builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization.”

The end of support from Microsoft for its Windows XP operating system possibly played a role in easing the decline of PC shipments.

Google's PageRank algorithm, the secret recipe for ranking high in search results, could begin to favor sites that protect Web visitors.

ComiXology is a popular app on Apple devices and had 180 million downloads of comic books and graphic novels worldwide by mid-2013.

Renowned Apple analyst Ming Chi-Kuo weighed in on several Apple products Wednesday, including the future iterations of the iPad Air and Retina iPad Mini.

The bug could give malicious websites access to Chrome-generated transcripts of conversations within earshot of a computer's microphone.

Google said it would open orders of its wearable computing headset, Glass, to anyone in the US for one day.

Perfect forward secrecy generates a new random key every time public data is transmitted to a server.

The key to finding Heartbleed was creating a way to automatically test encryption software for vulnerabilities.

Time has run out for the once-ubiquitous OS after 12 years of service.

Heartbleed gives hackers easy access to encrypted communications and private information like usernames, passwords and credit card data.

In conjunction with Wikileaks, 23 nations will discuss human rights and the internet in São Paulo later this month.

Apple announced Thursday that WWDC will take place June 2-6 at the Mascone West Center in San Francisco, Calif. Here’s what to expect.

The traditional Start menu is also said to be coming back to Windows, but not in the upcoming Windows 8.1 Update.

The way Dropbox checks for pirated content is completely legal and doesn’t even really violate a person’s privacy.

Shipments of PCs, tablets, and mobile phones will reach 2.5 billion in 2014, according to Gartner research.

As Kiev protested, Coppertino programmed: makers of the Vox music player announce new innovations.

As the Apple-dedicated tech conference began, five industry analysts discussed where Apple is and where it may go this year.

Motorola Mobility has not released details about the price or specs of the Moto 360 smartwatch, but consumers can expect it to cost at least as much as one of the company's smartphones.

The administration will lay out its proposal on Friday, reports the New York Times.

If you can verify that they are using a computer running Windows XP that is unable to support Windows 8, Microsoft will give a $100 store credit towards a new PC.

LG tweeted a clearer look at the G Watch, the first Android Wear smartwatch release.