This startup wants to put a desktop computer in the homes of two billion people who can't afford normal PCs. Here's how they are going to do it. Aloysius Low is a Senior Editor at CNET covering mobile ...

Rural Mexico, the backstreets of Guatemala City, the outskirts of Mumbai; these aren’t places you find a lot of computers for one simple reason; most computers are far too expensive. What you do find ...

Over the past few years there’ve been a number of attempts to make computers more accessible to people in developing markets. The OLPC project aimed to bring low-cost laptops to the world. Google and ...

The developers at Endless Computers Team have launched an interesting campaign on Kickstarter this month that has re-thought the traditional PC and have created a new system called the Endless ...

Computers have become an important part of our world, especially in the classrooms and at home, but while many can afford these devices — often costing hundreds, if not thousands of dollars — there ...

While access to the internet and the latest in applications and technology are widely available to us in the United States, the situation is a bit murkier in other global markets. One company, Endless ...

Endless Computers has produced a simplified, robust and affordable desktop aimed at emerging market consumers The company said its $169 product is designed to be hooked up to a TV screen and can be ...

We cover a lot of high end gear, everything from multi-core processors with boatloads of cache to graphics cards that can run circles around Crysis. But what about the other end of the spectrum? A ...

Endless OS is an unusual Linux distro in that its user interface is more like an Android smartphone or tablet than a Linux desktop computer platform. Version 3.5.4, released on Jan. 17, brings ...

TAIPEI -- Tucked away in a small corner at the Nangang Exhibition Hall at Computex is Endless Mobility, a Rio de Janeiro-based company that has grand plans to change the world with its $169 (£110, ...