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Andy Rubin, Android co-founder, might be starting his own smartphone company.

BenQ and ZOWIE join forces in order to develop peripherals for casual and professional gamers alike.

Razer has acquired the beleaguered Android console startup Ouya.

Lian Li will show off the DKQ2 and DK03 during Computex.

There is a mad dash to create killer apps that will help drive interest in virtual reality.

The PC market will drag along in 2015, but there is hope for the future, IDC says.

Chinese government reducing reliance on foreign-made technology and hardware.

E FUN will have plenty of shiny new tablets to show off during CES 2015, with a focus on 2-in-1 devices.

Intel will power two new smartphones for Lenovo in early 2015.

Nintendo is searching for a senior software architect, and he or she could end up helping build the company's next game console.

Video game hardware sales saw a great boost during Q1 2014, but the overall industry dipped 1 percent in the three-month period.

Greenliant has announced that it is shipping new mSATA SSDs that offer tech to protect data being written to the drives in the event of a power outage.

TigerDirect is branching out into some new and non-tech categories in an effort to compete with Amazon on more equal footing.

Wolfson Audio Card for Raspberry Pi adds support for audio recording and more.

John Carmack talks about hardware upgrades, says that the previous-gen consoles still have plenty of performance left in them.

Futuremark tunes into the mobile world with 3DMark for Android, benchmarking just became a whole lot cooler for smartphones and tablets.

Barnes & Noble could leave the e-reader and tablet market.

Crytek say that it's "impossible" for next-gen consoles to compete with PCs.

We take Futuremark's new benchmarking software for a spin, how does 3DMark look in 2013?

Report: Analyst expects Xbox 720, PS4 to retail for $400 at launch, use standard PC hardware.

Dell once skunkworks "Project Sputnik" arrives in the form of the Ubuntu-based XPS 13 for $1549.

Gaming industry sales numbers for the month of September down 24 percent year-over-year.

Valve are 'jumping in' to the PC hardware space, as they're 'frustrated by the lack of innovation'

RumorTT: Facebook continue to work on a phone, have hired ex-iPad, iPhone engineers.

RumorTT: New Anti-Aliasing algorithm to float through with NVIDIA Kepler.

RumorTT: Leaked lineup of NVIDIA Kepler GPUs, GeForce 600-series here we come!

Skyrim gets 1.4 beta patch, includes slew of new updates and more specifically "improved compiler op.

RumorTT: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 arrives next month, Kepler is here to fight Southern Islands.

Microsoft unleash Windows 8 PC and Device requirements, what do device makers need to do to get thei.

SANRAD has been acquired by none other than OCZ in a deal worth approx. $15 million.

Skyrim 1.3 patch goes live, lots of improvements and talk of another patch, too.

RumorTT: No high-end NVIDIA GeForce GPU until the second half of 2012.

3.4 million copies of Skyrim sold in just 48 hours, quest completed.

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, its here and everyone loves it.

RumorTT: NVIDIA to drop GeForce GTX600-series before Christmas?

PC gaming hardware market is still strong, will remain so well into 2014.

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim PC system requirements confirmed.

Nvidia shows off newest GPU, will wow your WoWs.

Intel sports new kick-ass SSD that boots faster than 7200 HDD, available in a bunch of different mod.

OCZ ships one millionth SSD, proving important benchmark for the future of Solid State Drives in con.

Oracle still kind of acting evil, HP very unhappy and supportive of those affected by said evil.

Sythe adds PSUs to line.