CES has started this week, allowing the companies who make consumer electronics show off their latest wares. Asus has kicked off in a big, big way by revealing the world’s first 360Hz g-sync gaming monitor. In a word where the current consoles struggle to hit 6 fps and the next generation of the them will strive for 120fps, having a monitor that refreshes 360 times a second seems a little overkill – and even for most dyed-in-the-wool PC gamers it is.

Facebook is looking to make an Operating System of their own, likely targeted at VR and AR devices, to reduce their reliance on Google's Android platform.

Microsoft is brings ads to certain default apps Windows 10 apps.

Why get an e-Scooter when you can blow your money (and medical bills) on a Hyperscooter?

Huawei has taken their extra time in bringing their foldable Mate X to the market to improve on its design.

Catching a lift in a self-driving car is so last century, when you can instead hit the sky and get there in a fraction of the time.

JBL wants to do away with battery life troubles with its new and ambitious solar-powered headphones.

I’m not especially fond of gaming laptops. I’d much rather play games on a dedicated desktop, and use a laptop for working on the go. Gaming laptops are typically garish, use too much power, run too hot, and end up not being superlative at either gaming or as work machines. Of course, that’s been changing lately. Thanks to technology like …