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Due out in June, these wall-hung lights add a ton of color and special effects to your home.

Riotoro expands its product lines to included both monitors, and earbuds

Better build quality, snazzier effects and better controls make for an impressive followup.

MalwareBytes said it discovered unremovable malware on Android smartphones offered by a carrier, Assurance Wireless by Virgin, that receives funding from the U.S. government.

Motherboard manufacturers upset as Intel can't get power-draw stable on its latest 10-core 14nm flagship CPU

The PS14-E chassis is a mid-tower budget chassis ideal for anyone looking to upgrade without breaking the bank.

Cooler Master introduced a record-setting power supply at CES 2020 with the 850W version of its new SFX Gold PSU.

Intel pulls back the covers on its Xe DG1 processors in a discrete graphics card for developers.

Microsoft released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19541 to Fast ring members of the Windows Insider Program.

Mozilla said it patched a vulnerability in the Firefox browser that could have allowed hackers to take over target systems.

Intel released its quarterly Linux Media Driver update during the holidays. It brings support for Tiger Lake, Jasper Lake and Elkhart Lake.

FTC Chair Joseph Simons said that FTC's antitrust investigations into tech companies should conclude by the end of the year, resulting in either "vigorous enforcement" against the companies or an end to the investigations.

Gigabyte announced a trio of new gaming monitors that don't feature the established Aorus branding at CES 2020.

SiFi has partnered with Ceva to create system-on-chips using the RISC-V architecture and Ceva's vision, imaging and machine learning co-processors.

Intel Mobileye announced two partnerships at CES 2020 to build out a Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) robotaxi fleet in South Korea and bring L2+ offerings to China.

Qualcomm announced its end-to-end Snapdragon Ride platform that covers L1/L2 safety ADAS, L2+ convenience ADAS and L4/L5 fully autonomous driving. It also announced a Car-to-Cloud platform.

This year’s CES lacked new CPU platforms or major graphics card launches, but AMD’s Ryzen 4000 laptop processors, a 64-core Threadripper and impressive new monitors carried the day.

Broadcom announced a series of chipsets for the new Wi-Fi 6E extension of 802.11ax that brings Wi-Fi to the 6GHz band.

Using gallium nitride (GaN) chips instead of silicon makes the Omnia series extra tiny.

Coming in at more than half the cost of the competition, the Neo Matrix is a mid-tower case that brings down the price of this iconic and stylish look

We went hands-on with a prototype of the lightweight Pico VR Glasses at CES 2020.

With security galore, and an impressive bump to performance the T7 is a perfect external PCIe SSD solution.

With new cases in a variety of form factors, and even some nifty new gadgets SilverStone’s not leaving any stone unturned at this year’s CES

Catch up on everything we saw during CES 2020's second day.

IBM has announced that it now has 100 clients representing businesses, universities, and government research facilities. The number is symbolic, but it also means that quantum computing is starting to gain interest quickly from various organizations.

Phison kicks capacity up a notch with its newest line of SSD controllers.

Check Point researchers uncovered multiple vulnerabilities in the popular TikTok application that would have allowed attackers to take over users' accounts, delete videos and even make private videos public.

The U.S. has reportedly pressured the UK to bar Huawei's equipment from its 5G networks.

From a mouse bungee, to mousemat, to headphone stand, to desk, to peripherals and more TTs hitting CES hard with a big revamp of some of its major peripheral lines.

The 35-inch Monoprice Zero-G has image quality topping the vendor's other monitors and sports excellent build quality. It’s one of the best values in a 21:9 curved screen we’ve seen to date.

OLOy, OLOy, hooted the Owl Red memory in your system.

Rejoice, Ryzen 4000 CPU owners, Samsung has heard your cries.

Phanteks is finally launching its Evolv Sound Mini speakers, alongside an airflow variant of its Eclipse P300, and a new 120mm liquid-cooling Distribution plate.

The FBI has sent Apple a letter asking the company to unlock two iPhones involved in the recent shooting of three Navy servicemen.

AMD CEO Lisa Su may have confirmed that Big Navi is coming in a question-and-answer session at CES 2020.

Google Project Zero, the company's security team devoted to finding zero-day vulnerabilities in tech products, announced that it's going to be testing a new disclosure policy in 2020.

Designed for open-loop cooling, this case's back panel holds and routes its liquid coolant.

Adata's custom keyboard isn't for sale, but it was, you probably couldn't afford it.

You know things are getting out of hand when we get excited about products that specifically don't have RGB...

Samsung said its operating profits for the fourth quarter of 2019 fell 34% year-over-year, but that's actually somewhat good news, because analysts predicted a greater decline.

MediaTek announced the 7nm Dimensity 800 SoC that features a built-in 5G modem, a 2.4 TOPS AI processing unit and an octa-core CPU with four A76 cores clocked at 2GHz.

Even the smallest text looks sharp with the Pimax Vision 8K X doing VR at 8K resolution.

Alienware unveiled Concept UFO at CES 2020. It’s a handheld gaming PC, but we don’t know the specs yet.

Ossia's finalizing its Cota Home transmitter for bringing over-the-air charging to your own house.

InWin’s Diey is more a work of art than it is a PC case.

Intel's Horseshoe Bends is Intel's concept for a 17-inch foldable, but we didn't get to fold it.

At 1000R, the MSI Optix MAG342CQR will be one of the curviest gaming monitors ever, and the MSI Optix MEG381CQR has a bonus OLED screen on its bottom bezel. We go hands-on.

MSI’s Creator 17 miniLED overs over 1000 nits of brightness in its content creation machine.

Google announced that it updated Google Assistant with an "interpreter mode" that allows it to offer real-time translations for 29 languages via the Nest Hub.

CES 2020 officially kicked off with big announcements from Intel and AMD and plenty of hardware from other companies.