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You might be able to buy an RTXX 3080 GPU finally, right before the RTX 4080 arrives, of course.

Yesterday, I talked about Star Trek Deep Space Nine and Voyager, first and foremost. Today, we talk about the science and technology of upscaling, what I've learned, and how you can use it for projects of your own.

For the first time, scientists have mapped out the underground networks responsible for feeding and moving the waters Yellowstone National Park is so affectionately known for.

A team from Los Alamos National Laboratory was able to use the microphone and a laser to calculate the speed of sound on Mars, and it's surprisingly slow.

All eyes are on AMD's upcoming Zen 4 platform, but the company is curiously rumored to be sticking with its current core and thread count for its flagship CPU.

At GDC this week, Forspoken's Technical Director showed some of the possible benefits of DirectStorage in this upcoming title. Be warned though; these early numbers are a bit disappointing.

Apple's mobile hardware already makes up the lion's share of its revenue, and this could make its smartphones even easier to buy.

NASA says all the planning work is done, and the sky-mapping telescope's design has been confirmed down to the smallest detail.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine and Star Trek Voyager can be restored to HD-equivalent quality. It may have taken me two years of work, but I've mapped out methods for doing it.

Stranger things have happened, but this type of arrangement would take years to materialize.

Apple really had us fooled with that empty SSD slot.

NASA has the funding to pursue a second lunar landing system, which is what it wanted to do in the first place. No doubt Jeff Bezos is clapping excitedly at the prospect of snagging the new contract.