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The company's first physical apparel store will offer smartphone and touchscreen interfaces for shopping and browsing, among other innovations.

NASA has announced a new round of Deep Space Food Challenge, and this round of the competition comes with $1 million in prizes for teams that can come up with innovative foods that can be prepared in space.

Microsoft's decision to buy Activision Blizzard has raised questions regarding what kind of support Sony PlayStation customers can expect in the future.

This week AMD launched launched the first “budget friendly” RX 6000-series GPU with its RDNA2 technology, the RX 6500 XT. The launch was not without controversy however, as in order for AMD to hit its desired $199 price point it neutered the Navi24 GPU to the point where it is missing a lot of features…

Microsoft has its Android framework in Windows 11, but Google is not going to be outdone. It's launching an early beta of Google Play Games, which will bring mobile games to Windows PCs… eventually. So far, only a few regions have access to the beta.

Ads aren't new to the streaming experience, but this is truly something else.

The carriers made a number of concessions late last year and earlier this month to assuage the FAA's fears of C-band interference with airplane electronics, but in the end, AT&T and Verizon have agreed to shut off C-band around all US airports for the time being.

A study from the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) points to the effects of weightlessness on the blood as yet another issue that will complicate long-term human space missions. So-called "space anemia" could cause health problems during and after an extended trip like going to Mars.

Step aside Newegg Shuffle, something way more sketchy has arrived.

AMD's previous attempts to trash-talk 4GB GPUs have aged like milk.

Despite such an applaudable number, Microsoft is disappointed in Game Pass's gains.

Nvidia is moving into Intel's turf with its latest expansion.