COMPUTERS

AMD will live-stream its 2014 GPU Product Showcase event at 3 p.m., and we expect to see the "Hawaii" line of GPUs unveiled. Watch the live stream here.

Apple may introduce a new color option for its upcoming iPad 5, while rumors also suggest the future possibility of a 12-inch iPad.

Apple was granted 36 new patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office on Tuesday.

After a record-breaking weekend for the iPhone, Apple on Tuesday announced the 2013 iMac, which features a handful of new and improved specs.

Speed and productivity are the highlighted features of these new tablets, but they also boast better battery life and camera resolution.

Supporting earlier rumors of a mid-October iPad 5 launch, a new report said the company would hold an event on Oct. 15, dedicated to iPads.

Sony is working on a new Google TV device similar to the Chromecast with bulkier design, more features and a higher price.

H33t.com is back up at H33t.edu, and the reason the file-sharing site went down has been revealed -- a copyright claim over Robin Thicke's new album "Blurred Lines."

The new OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.5 software's bug fixes are related to the Mail app and the OS screensaver feature among others.

Chromebooks featuring energy-efficient processors from Intel are on the way from HP, Asus and Toshiba.

Cortana, a holographic artificial intelligence from Microsoft's Halo series, is also the codename for a virtual assistant that will bridge Windows Phone 8.1 devices, the Xbox One, and Windows computers.

What's more, IDC expects tablet shipments to exceed PC shipments annually by end of 2015.

Rumors claim Apple is preparing to launch a new TV hardware product in October, along with the next-generation iPads.

Using DNA as a mechanism to construct graphene, the scientists were able to build a transistor.

Microsoft (MSFT) will release the beta update to developers earlier than to the general public.

Microsoft has invited the press to a media event on Sept. 23 in New York, where it will unveil the new Surface 2 tablets.

Google said it has accelerated efforts to build new encryption software that's impenetrable to the government agencies.

Apple may release the OS X Mavericks in late October, letting its software team focus on the iOS 7, which is expected to be released shortly.

Torrent tracking site H33T went down on Friday, due to a court order against its Web host.

Intel’s research and development department in Haifa, Israel, is developing a 3D camera for laptops and tablets that has the ability to decipher a user’s emotions.

Experts have said the programs “undermine the fabric of the Internet,” but are they worse than previous Snowden-revealed surveillance programs?

Musk developed a system that allows engineers to design complex parts using hand gestures through the air and instantly create it.

The FBI Cyber Division unit has officially added the pro-Assad hacker collective to its wanted list.

Sony unveiled several new products at an event in New York CIty, including a $4,000 65-inch curved LED and a new line of convertible Vaio laptops.

Nokia announced that Elop will step down as CEO as part of its Microsoft deal, fueling speculation that he will replace Steve Ballmer.

Smartphones with big screen, or phablets, are gaining in popularity in mature as well as emerging markets.

LG has announced a new 8-inch tablet called G Pad 8.3, which will go on sale in the fourth quarter, to compete with Apple's iPad mini 2.

Global PC shipments to fall by 9.7 percent in 2013, further deepening what is already the longest market contraction on record, IDC said.

Google purchases smart watch maker WIMM Labs to bolster its efforts to build its own Android-based wearable computing device.