Jay McGregor

When they're not at war in the courts, it turns out the tech giants need each other after all - for now, at least.

Analyst Michael Pachter believes that low build costs and subsidised hardware will keep the next generation of consoles affordable.

Reports suggest Microsoft will focus more on 'devices and services', and is already restructuring to deliver the change.

Guerrilla Games has given us a glimpse into how the PS4's play-as-you-download will actually work.

Updated A new PC range from Acer will run on an Android operating system, shaking up everything you thought you know about the PC.

In Depth Start saving: the 21st century space race is on and commercial space travel is set to arrive as soon as 2017.

Acer's new E1 series will be boosted by the newest APUs platforms from AMD, alongside the refreshed V5 notebook range.

Apple faces court over an accusation of colluding with publishers to artificially inflate the price of e-books in its iBookstore.

Lenovo has reported impressive PC sales, embarrassing the rest of the industry which continues to see a sharp decline.

Former EA CEO John Riccitiello thinks the new consoles are in danger of neglecting their most important market: gamers.

Want a taste of the S4 on last year's flagship? Leaked firmware shows goodies are on their way.

It may sport a dual-core processor but the K900 is looking to mix things up in the quad-core pack.

LG will be showing off its next generation of displays including a 5-inch OLED panel for phones, and 55-inch curved TV.

In Depth Introducing the brain-reading, wireless, temporary tattoo that could enable the future you to control a computer with your thoughts.