Juan Martinez

If you're excited about the upcoming mobile operating system, you better prepare yourself for massive disappointment.

Samsung had a rough quarter despite unveiling the Galaxy S6. Will Apple's big September event further bury the South Korean manufacturer?

Rather than dropping Windows 10 updates on you without warning, Microsoft is letting you test them out ahead of time.

Most of you will love the new Note, but Samsung dropped the ball five different ways.

Still no word on a release date, but these cool features and fixes will hold us over.

With Surface Pro 3 devices in the hands of coaches and referees, we might have seen the last of the awful replay hood.

If you need a monitor that can accurately display a wide range of colors, give this baby a whirl.

If you hate using PowerPoint or Microsoft Word to present in class or at work, you'll love using the interactive Sway app.

Epson's new printers hold up to two years worth of ink at once.

Updated Microsoft wants sales teams to enjoy using its CRM tool. This acquisition could really help.

If you want a mobile Windows 10 device and don't require top-end specs, you'll love the Encore 10 tablets.

Toshiba's new 15.6-inch models run for eight hours and feature hot-swappable batteries.

Did Marc Benioff just pit two Salesforce suitors against each other? Or is he just showing love for his favorite piece of kit?

Tempted to switch your organization over to Windows 10? Worried it will be a disaster? Try it on a trial basis.

Why wait for Windows 10? If you buy an HP laptop today, you can receive it tomorrow with the new operating system pre-loaded.

Hackers can launch Stagefright by sending you one MMS message. You don't even have to accept the message to be attacked.

Updated It turns out Windows 10 will be installed on PCs from four major manufacturers.

BlackBerry dishes on its latest purchase, as well as its security initiatives at an event in New York City.

Recent Gartner estimates will make mobile service providers squeal with glee.

Microsoft's Surface line, its Office busines and even Bing are keeping the company at the top of the technology heap.

As Apple prepares its next-generation iPhone, Samsung maintains its global sales lead.

Laptops and desktops are giving way to smartphones, tablets and hybrids, according to recent trend data.