As promised earlier this summer, mobile video calling app Tango has finally made it to the PC. Today, a year after its launch on iOS and Android, Tango is now available for Windows desktop computers ...

It seems like every single PC builder is looking to make a device that works in the living room. Even PC gaming giant Valve is trying with the introduction of its Steam Machines. A new entry is coming ...

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Smartphones are more powerful than they’ve ever been, but PCs are still able to do more, and do some things better, too. Size advantage has generally meant sacrifices when it comes to computing, but ...

If you thought the $3,000 Mac Pro was small for a desktop, you should check out the new Tango PC, which will fit in the palm of your hand, yet run desktop operating systems like Windows 7 and Windows ...

The PC has steadily become smaller to the size to call it "desktop (desk top)", laptop (above the knee), Intel's NUC and Gigabyte's BRIX "palm top (on the palm) Finally you can play 3D games with ...

The Indiegogo project for a very small AMD APU powered PC by the name of Tango has gone past double its crowdfunding goal with over 30 days left of the campaign. This smartphone-sized PC packs a ...

SAN DIEGO, July 9, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- After raising over $300,000 duringa hugely successful crowd-funding campaign on Indiegogoearlier this year, the team behind theTango PChastaken to Kickstarter ...

It's taken some time for hardware to gain an edge over software, and now that it's happened (for the most part, anyway), we're seeing a shift in the market place towards smaller computing devices. The ...

Google’s Project Tango tablet can see in 3D, but I didn’t really understand why I, human person, would actually care about the technology beyond an abstract appreciation of the ideas behind it. Until ...

A Kickstarter project to cram a full PC into a case roughly the size of a smartphone has recently reached its $100,000 funding goal, ensuring it'll be in the hands of backers towards the end of 2014.