Recent headlines have understandably been dominated by Google I/O 2013, the search giant's annual developer fiesta, but other major tech firms have also competed for the limelight this week.

The cream of the crop from the ITProPortal news desk to end the week, also featuring the latest sniping between bitter rivals Microsoft and Google.

Luxurious build quality and dazzling hi-def pictures are main attractions of Philips’ midrange set, but Smart features and GUI don’t quite cut the mustard.

This is certainly one of the best deals on the market for BlackBerry’s top-of-the-range full touchscreen smartphone.

It doesn’t have a touch display but the lack of this feature means that you can grab it for much less than the competition.

HP announced the SlateBook X2 and at least on paper, it promises to be one of the best hybrid tablets to come to market.

Should we interpret as a mere coincidence the fact that the Galaxy S4 has a 5in display as would a purported Nexus 5?

Does faster memory have any effect on the performance of the central processing unit? We take a much closer look.

Many manufacturers sell complete liquid cooling sets as a superior alternative for high-end CPU air coolers. They're typically more expensive, but do they also cool better? We...

MediaTek and Allwinner might not be ready to challenge the big players yet, but they’re certainly companies to watch for the future.

At the Google I/O on Thursday, Catlin Seaview Survey director Richard Vevers appealed to divers and developers to assist in project bringing underwater life to the world.