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The student-focused, low-priced laptop/tablet crossover PCs headed your way.

Mobile data networks had plenty of capacity to cover Trump’s inauguration but were swamped by millions of photos and video streamed from #WomensMarch. Here are the trending images from the event.

Technology defined many aspects of President Obama’s eight years in office. Here’s a look back at some of TechRepublic’s headlines about the former president.

If a career change in the works for the new year, here are 10 apps that simplify the process of searching for and landing a new job.

Electric scooters, folding bikes and connected skateboards billed as “personal electric vehicles” were popular at CES. And of course, there were also accessories such as connected helmets to keep riders safe.

Everything from Fisher-Price smart stationary exercise bikes for toddlers, to robots and smart dog collars were on the scene at CES 2017.

At NAIAS 2017, dozens of automakers and tech companies presented vehicles they envision for the future of transportation. Here’s what they look like.

A look at the changes due to hit Windows 10 when Microsoft rolls out the Creators Updates in a few months time.

Sleep tech was a strong category at CES 2017, and there were also plenty of health tech options for everyone from babies to seniors.

Business, fitness and sports wearables for the wrist and body were spotted throughout CES 2017.

Cyberweapons, personal data, and corporate secrets are all available on the Dark Web. But where and how is stolen data bought and sold? Our expert hacker lists some of the top illicit online markets.

Whether you’re looking for just the right lens for your smartphone camera, or the perfect tablet cover, there were plenty of options at CES 2017.

TechRepublic’s roundup of the strange sights found at CES 2017.

CES 2017 might be the year of Amazon’s Alexa. It’s everywhere you look on the showroom floor-get a first look at the new Amazon Alexa integrations coming soon to a living room near you.

At CES 2017, dozens of companies presented robots they believe will improve life at home, work, and school. Here’s what they look like.

A look at the latest devices and their specs.

Dozens of new items debuted at CES Unveiled, including a drone that takes selfies and a scarf that doubles as an air pollution filter.

Driverless cars have hit public roads across the world. Cities like Boston test them. Others, like Pittsburgh, offer them to the public. Here’s a look at a major year in the driverless space.