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Playstation 5 gamers with fancy TVs, rejoice.

Indie developers find Apple's strategy unfair, saying completed works should be able to remain available for download.

Some think the badges were introduced to help fight a longstanding issue in which bad actors were purchasing existing extensions, then turning them into adware.

Russia's state-controlled company Gazprom will cut off gas to Poland and Bulgaria on April 27, following threats to do so earlier this month.

Dell's new design for the memory module is radically thinner than SO-DIMM, but it remains to be seen if this will exclusive to Dell in the future.

AMD reps have already gone on the record saying overclocking will be a focus with Zen 4, but now it seems they might have been talking about memory instead of CPUs.

Looks like it's China's turn to join the "crash a spacecraft into an asteroid" club.

The real fun begins in about six months when Musk takes complete control of the company.

If the rumors are true upgrading to AM5 could be a rather expensive proposition.

If someone could tell you how much longer you’re expected to live, would you want to find out?

GoG is one of the first in the industry to provide its employees paid menstrual leave.

The bendable PC world is about to get interesting with HP planning a spacious 17" foldable "notebook."