Dana Wollman

Yes, that laptop you see up there is called the ThinkPad X1 and yes, it's the successor to the X1 we reviewed around this time...

What's that? You're hungry for more HP laptops? Good! Because we're not nearly done yet!

Sometimes a table says a thousand words. Now that Google has finally announced its cloud service, Google Drive, we're sure more than a few of...

What's the most useful smartwatch of them all? If you guessed Sony's, you've got reason to smile: we just got word that it's finally available...

File this under: "Wait, that didn't happen already?" Intel just announced the Studybook, that tablet you see up there, and believe it or not it's...

If you've ever filed your taxes on an iPad, you know Intuit's TurboTax app is free to download, but that you'll have to pay up...

It's been two years since Adobe unveiled a new version of Photoshop, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that the company's engineers have been...

We already knew Canon's flagship EOS 5D Mark III would hit shelves by the end of March, and now it looks like you can circle...

Who's afraid of the big bad wolf? Facing soaring demand for budget tablets (and one in particular), Apple has announced it will sell the iPad...

Just like it said it would, ASUS has formally unveiled its versatile, form-changing Padfone at Mobile World Congress.

Remember when we said ASUS was adding another tablet to its stable?

That's smartphones, guys. Not superphones, and certainly not phablets (sorry, we hate that word too).

There we go! Head past all the months-old Ultrabooks in Intel's CES booth, and you'll stumble across something less pedestrian: a reference smartphone, based on...

Intel's smartphone reference design wasn't the only Medfield-based device on display here at CES.

You didn't think Dell was going to sit out the Ultrabook fad, did you?

NVIDIA's Jen-Hsun Huang just told the crowd here at his company's press conference that the Ice Cream Sandwich is coming to Tegra 3, which can...

You'd think that with Tegra 3 shipping in the Transformer Prime and all, we'd know everything there is to know about the new SoC.

Now that Lenovo's let it all out, it's easy to understand how it approached CES, and the days leading up to it.

As far as product launches go, this one wasn't very subtle.

Depending on your point of view, Samsung was either late to the Ultrabook party, or perhaps just a bit early.