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No more messing about with USB ports when this reversible one becomes the...
The eternal struggle between mankind and which way up the USB connector needs to go is soon to come to an end, and here’s what it’ll look like. A leaked render shows what the future holds for the USB,...
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Computex 2014: Intel announces its fastest consumer processor ever
Intel seems to have a clear target audience with the launch of its new Devil’s Canyon processor range at Computex in Taipei. A new devilish logo combined with an emphasis on overclocking thanks to a...
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COMPUTEX 2014: Intel unveils a fanless Core M processor aimed for thin,...
Intel just unveiled a stunningly slim 2-in-1 tablet and laptop to showcase its latest Core M processor. Announced at Computex 2014, the 12.5-inch tablet prototype is Intel new reference PC design that...
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Industry voice: 3 security considerations for transferring files
In 2013, the average cost of cyber-crime in the U.S. was $11.6 million (per company, per year), primarily due to the loss or misuse of information assets, with companies across the US falling victim...
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HGST takes 1.8TB 10K 2.5-inch server HDD for a spin
Western Digital-owned HGST has launched a new hard disk drive, the Ultrastar C10K1800, destined for data centres where performance as well as capacity matters. The product is a 2.5in drive with a...
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Air waveguide is an optical fiber made out of thin air
An innovative new technique in optics can create a short-lived, working optical fiber out of thin air — all you need is another laser. Credit: Air waveguide is an optical fiber made out of thin air
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Say hello to Denver, Nvidia’s new 64-bit processor
Nvidia provided with more details about the 64-bit version of its Tegra K1 chip, commonly known as Denver, roughly eight months after the 32-bit model was unveiled at CES. The company, better known...
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MIPS unveils "free" Raspberry Pi development board rival
MIPS has unveiled a new motherboard called the Creator C20 that’s set to compete against the Raspberry Pi and a growing number of other development boards aimed at the enthusiast and developer market....
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Samsung launches first Android-powered printers for offices
Samsung has unveiled a fleet of office printers powered by Google’s Android operating system at the IFA 2014 expo in Berlin. Designed to be setup and used without a PC, the 10 new Smart MultiXpress...
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Tape’s not dead: 120TB models, enough for up to 4,800 Blu-ray discs, coming
We don’t believe in coincidences; yesterday, HGST announced that it was shipping 10TB hard disk drives to partners and on the same day, the entity behind the LTO (Linear Tape-Open) Ultrium technology...
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Tech Bargains: TechRadar Deals: Shadow of Mordor, speakers, chargers,...
Saving you money is what TechRadar Deals is all about, and we’ve got some more bargains for you to consider here. For today’s treats we’ve got some excellent deals on PS4 and Xbox One games so why...
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Sponsored: Create better everything with LG’s new UltraWide QHD curved monitor
Technology can be a wonderful boon for creative professionals, but it can also get in the way of creativity, when the interface between you and the tools of your trade pales compared with real life....
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Mediatek could aim new 12-core chip at servers
Chinese chip designer Mediatek is apparently on the verge of launching 10- and 12-core system on chips if rumours emanating from China. As it stands though, it makes little sense for the market to...
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Intel begins shipping Kaby Lake as next wave of CPUs nears
Kaby Lake CPUs, the successor to Skylake and seventh generation of Intel’s Core processors, have now begun shipping. This fact was announced by chief executive Brian Krzanich, as Intel revealed its...
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Samsung stakes claim to world’s biggest SSD title
Just hours after Seagate showcased a 60TB SAS solid state drive at the Flash Memory Summit, Samsung announced a 32TB model, the PM1643, which it claims is the world’s largest SSD to be based on...
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Amazon’s new service delivers photo prints to your doorstep
Because having tens of millions of unique items for sale, a mail-by-drone service in the works, its own line of mobile devices, and an original TV streaming service still left some holes in its...
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Razer’s newest gaming mouse will raise your APM
On the heels of introducing its Mecha-Membrane Ornata keyboard, Razer is also introducing custom-made mechanical switches to the DeathAdder Elite. The new flagship gaming mouse comes with new...
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Could it be magic, now? The last decade of Mac keyboard evolution
From its 2003 plastic monster to its space-saving Magic Keyboard, are Apple’s keyboards getting better? Original article: Could it be magic, now? The last decade of Mac keyboard evolution
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Ultimaker 3 lets you 3D print with two materials at the same time
Ultimaker rolls out its smartest and most internet-connected 3D printer yet complete with a new dual extruding head. Excerpt from: Ultimaker 3 lets you 3D print with two materials at the same time
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Qualcomm’s new CPU will give AMD and Intel nightmares
Particularly when seen in the light of recent developments between Microsoft and Qualcomm. See the original post: Qualcomm’s new CPU will give AMD and Intel nightmares
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