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A pop star lacks talent? Say it ain't so! ;)

I can't believe with as long as Steam has been around, there are still launch issues like these. Valve should have perfected the art of digital game distribution by now.

You and me both, brother!

It used to be that there were only a few digital game stores to choose from, but today, that's obviously not the case. In fact, there are so many of these services out there today, that it's difficult for any one of them to separate themselves from the rest. Of them all, though, GOG.com has done...

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With the launch of its "Desmo" eyewear just over a month ago, it became evident that SteelSeries didn't want to stop at just making keyboards and mice. Today, that fact is further proven with the release of the company's SRW-S1 steering wheel, designed in conjunction with the folks behind the...

Jumping on the digital music store bandwagon, Google has finally unveiled its hopeful iTune-killer, simply called Google Music. The company launched a beta for the service earlier this year that allowed its users to upload up to 20,000 songs to the cloud for free, and now that the service is out...

With its recent decision to remain in the PC business, HP proves today that it hasn't been resting over the course of the past few months. The company just announced some interesting notebook models, but perhaps the most noteworthy is the Folio 'Ultrabook' that breaks away a bit from tradition...

At Techgage, we deal a lot with product specs. Gigabytes, RPMs, DPI, resolution, IOPS, megahertz, cores, bits and so on. For a lot of people, these things matter. A 7200 RPM hard drive is going to perform better than a 5400 RPM one, and a CPU with 6 cores is likely to be more capable than one...

Intel has the best marketing, I swear. I love this one. It's cute.

This will likely come as a surprise to no one, but according to a recent survey performed by PriceGrabber, a vast majority of consumers this holiday season would rather receive a tablet as a gift than a laptop. Details of the survey also reveal that the iPad will still be the tablet to get...

Intel has the answer: Ironically, that image is the 1,337th attachment uploaded to the forum! :D

According to its Wikipedia article, the first public mention of the first-ever complete design CPU occurred on November 15, 1971, making today its 40th anniversary. That chip was Intel's 4004, sporting a 4-bit architecture, a 16-pin package (compare that to Sandy Bridge-E's 2011 pins) and a...

To help celebrate the launch of its Sandy Bridge-E processors and X79 Express chipset, Intel is holding a contest called '32-in-32' where you have a chance to win the ultimate Intel enthusiast PC. Oh, and I should mention that you'd be flown straight to Newegg's headquarters to handpick your...

There are many gaming mice on the market that sell for well over $60, but Logitech delivers an option at a mere $40 that it believes will cater to a huge number of gamers out there. It features a small, light design, a total of nine completely configurable buttons, a 2500 DPI sensor...

I'll be hooking up the P9X79 Pro in just a little bit. Stoked to see what it's made of. ASUS has been extremely thorough with various documents for this launch, so I have a lot of reading to do ;-)

No CPU architecture launch from either AMD or Intel is ever left devoid of memory kits designed for the respective platform, and the launch of Intel's X79 Express chipset and Sandy Bridge-E processors is no exception. Both Corsair and Kingston have unveiled a bevvy of quad-channel kits today...

I would have thought PCMark would have been the more appropriate benchmark to be honest, but I guess they just want a break since PCMark was released not long ago.

Futuremark has today announced the next version of its 3DMark benchmark, tentatively titled, "3DMark for Windows 8". At this time, specific details are scarce, and as the benchmark isn't slated to launch until after Windows 8, that's to be expected. The reason Futuremark wanted to get the word...

Last spring, Intel launched its first ever six-core processor, capable of producing "sick scores" (get it?). Based on the Gulftown architecture, those offerings were unparalleled in the performance offered, and as such they became a no-brainer to those needing to build a power PC for whatever...