COMPUTERS

Gartner (NYSE:IT) said global PC sales eased 3.5 percent in 2012 to only 352.7 million units as consumers shifted to tablets.

IBM's supercomputer Watson, the "Jeopardy" star, briefly went from "smart" to "smart ass" with the help of the Urban Dictionary.

Intel showcased some recent additions to the Windows Store at CES 2013 that bring touch enabled media editing to Windows 8.

The PaperTab, which looks and feels just like a sheet of paper, may one today overtake today's tablets.

Apple just updated its online store with new information about its redesigned 27-inch iMacs, which will now ship between three to four weeks.

OS X Mountain Lion is now the most widely used version of Mac's desktop operating system, which is now running on roughly a third of all Macs.

With the launch of Windows 8 came a brand new breed of tablet/laptop hybrid devices. We've crowned Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga 13 as the best new Windows 8 device of 2012.

Microsoft's new chief of Windows Julie Larson-Green has discussed Windows 8, it's influences, and the future of PCs in an interview with MIT Technology Review.

Customers are already receiving their brand-new 27-inch iMacs from Apple, even as the company's online store still lists January shipping dates.

A new study suggests rocks on the moon or Mars could be used as the base material for 3D printers by a process called “laser engineered net shaping.”

General Electric Co. (NYSE:GE), whose portfolio includes jet engines, has adapted a critical engine cooling process for use in consumer electronics.

On Tuesday, Samsung confirmed that it will not unveil its highly rumored Galaxy S4 device at CES 2013, CNET reports.

After Apple and Intel acknowledged the issue with flickering monitor screens connected via HDMI in November, the companies released an official fix for those afflicted Mac Minis on Monday.

Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean has officially been released for Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 handset. Poland is the first nation to get the update.

The holiday season is in full swing, and it's time to break out those gift guides and get shopping. Not sure where to start? Check out our list of five tech deals that could make your holiday shopping a bit easier.

Although no release date has been specified, a Twitter account has revealed a list of HTC devices that are said to get Google's Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update.

After pushing the ship dates for the new iMac to January 2013, early customers noticed their orders have already begun preparing for shipment, ensuring a December delivery.

In a rare move, Apple CEO Tim Cook opened up to Rock Center's Brian Williams about his life, work, and the past and future of Apple.

On Friday, Samsung announced that it will launch a bundle of new features for the Galaxy S3 with its Android 4.1.2 update known as the Premium Suite.

Apple's iPad Mini saw its release date in China on Friday, and although measures have been taken to eliminate unruly crowds, scalpers swarmed the company's retail locations.

Christmas came early for T-Mobile customers wishing their service provider would start carrying Apple devices.

Microsoft plans to release its Surface Pro tablet in 2013, but it won't be cheap.

While the release date for Samsung's rumored Galaxy S4 may be a little far off, rumors about its features have begun to gain momentum. Speaking with Reuters, an analyst has said that the next-gen Galaxy S handset may include flexible display technology.

A photo depicting the back panel of what is believed to be Apple's rumored iPhone 5S has surfaced online.

Nokia has unveiled a new Windows Phone 8 handset, the Lumia 620. No release date has been specified for this lower-end device, but it is expected to launch in January 2013.

Samsung is believed to be producing a quad-core processor based on the Cortex-A15 chipset that may appear in its highly rumored Galaxy S4 handset.

T-Mobile is rumored to announce a release date for Apple's iPhone 5 on its own network later this week, an analyst from Merrill Lynch has indicated.

Google and LG's Nexus 4 handset is almost sold out again in the U.S., but the UK and Germany are getting fresh shipments of the highly anticipated smartphone.

Apple has filed a patent that could enable its new iMac to wirelessly charge peripheral devices without any contact.