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The Traverse City-based developer of a $400 indoor golf simulator has released a free golf game based on the simulator's technology.

While 4K televisions have been hitting the market for the past year, the Asus PQ321Q , a 31.5-inch is the first 4K monitor we've had a chance to test..

Federal officials have known for more than six years that Microsoft would withdraw its free support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014.

The boys of Elektron, jamming out. The analog lineup at the booth was a big hit at Messe, but the news story was making that analog play nicely with your lappy.

Google's Chrome browser has been having problems with something known as the chrome-navigation-error.info redirect, which may be botnet related.

In this March 11, 2014, photo, Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif.

Carson City computer company ComputerCorps will serve as the host of a free electronics-waste dropoff at the April 27 Reno Earth Day event at Idlewild Park.

Do you proudly bear the moniker, "computer nerd"? If so, you are probably considering a career in this fast-growing field - and that's a good move.

US technology giant IBM has fought back against speculation that the company cooperated with the National Security Agency, publishing a letter to clients Friday in an attempt to distance itself from the embattled intelligence agency.

Americans across the country are taking strides to be more self reliant, including growing food, composting and raising animals.

You've got 10 minutes left on your lunch break at the office and would love to boot up a game of Clash of Clans or Subway Surfers.

The Raspberry Pi is a $35 Linux computer the size of a credit card. I'm running a Minecraft server on one .

WLCT has worked with Wigan Access Committee for the Disabled to introduce the use of the NVDA equipment.

"Ryan goes to the library," said his father, Robert Gendron. "He sees people going in and waiting to use the computers and such and recognized that not all families have computers.

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden today toured the agency's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville where testing is underway on the avionics unit for the largest, most powerful rocket ever built.

Classified files leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden reveal the agency's plans to covertly hack into "millions" of computers through "groundbreaking surveillance technology," according to First Look Media.

The car industry's international patent filings jumped 18 percent in 2013, the World Intellectual Property Organization said on Thursday, in part reflecting a push for new technologies to lower exhaust emissions.

North Dakota University System officials say identity protection and credit checking services will be provided for one year in the wake of a security breach on a computer server.

At least 2.5 million computers running Windows XP and Office 2003 in Thailand are facing security risks after Microsoft stops supporting its decade-old operating system on April 8. Microsoft has reminded consumers that there is less than a month to go before consumers using the two operating systems will be left without security patches.

It'll cost $69.99 per year and allow buyers to install the suite on two devices -- either a MacOS or Windows computer and a tablet Microsoft will ship a new edition of Office 365 in the spring called Personal, with the announcement phrased in a way that seems to tease the arrival of native editions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint for iPads and ... (more)