Joe Osborne

Microsoft begins selling a third configuration of its Surface Go in the US, tucked in between the two standard models.

Opinion It’s easy to see the new MacBook Air for what it really is: simply a bigger and better 12-inch MacBook.

Versus We stack up the now-ancient MacBook Air 2015 against the newly revived model for 2018.

Microsoft is working on Xbox controller accessories for phones and tablets in support of its xCloud streaming service.

Apple's holding October 30 keynote viewing parties at several of its US and UK retail stores.

The company is working with key partners to develop folding laptop screens, which could herald a new era of hybrid devices.

All of Apple’s planned Mac products for its October 30 event have leaked through a listing on the EEC.

HP reveals a brand new look and feel for its storied Spectre x360 13 and Spectre x360 15 2-in-1 laptops.

Samsung Display’s 2019 road map has leaked to reveal plans for several under display features.

Older Surface Pro Type Cover accessories are compatible with Surface Pro 6, Microsoft confirms.

Samsung and Qualcomm have announced a joint venture in the Galaxy Book 2 productivity tablet with Windows 10.

Apple may not launch MacBooks with 100% in-house silicon until 2021, according to one analyst.

Facebook and MTV are working on a reboot of The Real World for Facebook Watch.

Nintendo's supposed next classic console revival, the N64 Classic Mini, has appeared online.

The Xbox One 'Duke' controller from Hyperkin is now available in a see-through green color variant.

That analyst from last year still thinks the Surface line is doomed despite hard evidence suggesting otherwise.

Now Samsung’s flagship Chromebook Plus V2 can connect anywhere with LTE by Intel and Verizon.

Razer has just announced a more affordable, baseline version of the 15-inch Blade laptop.

Nintendo updates The Legend of Zelda NES game on Switch with a new mode that unlocks everything.

Versus We pit the new Google Pixel Slate against the incumbent productivity tablet: iPad Pro.

Updated Apple is apparently limiting exactly who can repair its latest laptops and desktops.

Bloomberg's Businessweek reports that Chinese spyware had invaded Amazon and Apple servers, which they both deny.