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In the few days, Joshua Kaufman successfully recovered his laptop with the help of Hidden, a Mac-only app that can track a laptop's movement. He used hidden to collect photos of the thief, screenshots of computer usage, and network and location data.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 will officially launch next week, the company announced on Thursday. The Galaxy Tab will go on sale in New York City on June 8, with a limited number of units available at the Best Buy in Union Square.

Windows isn't the only makeover going on at Microsoft this week. Alongside today's Windows 8 preview, Microsoft also announced the BUILD conference, what had been PDC 2011.

With more than 80 percent of the market and an even greater degree of mindshare, there is no doubt the Apple iPad dominates the tablet market. And for good reason: Aside from the brief, the iPad was the first real consumer tablet to catch on.

The Nielsen Norman Group did a usability study on iPad apps not long after the device's debut in 2010. A year later, they've done a followup study to see how things fare today.

We've been lucky enough to get hold of the hotly-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S II Android phone a week before its official launch in Australia. Widely regarded as the best Android phone yet by experts around the world.

Yes, you have heard it before: In five years, solar panels will be super-flexible and incredibly efficient — capable of powering everything from smartphones to homes after a few hours in the sun.

Why Linux? The user who is looking for a complete and simple desktop operating system that allows them to get work done efficiently and doesn’t get in the way—why would that person choose Linux? Why should you choose Linux?

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 is seeing its market share slip compared to entrenched rivals. Alarms are ringing in Redmond and Microsoft needs to do something fast to fix it.

Google's mobile operating system has proven to be a big hit since it was launched back in 2008. However, there are a growing number of alternatives hitting the market, such as HP's WebOS and the BlackBerry Tablet OS. And let's not forget Apple's iOS.