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At CES this week, Intel announced a couple dozen new CPUs — and an interesting new mobile strategy.

Sony's next-gen VR hardware sounds tantalizing, we just wish we knew when we could play with it.

Yesterday evening, NASA confirmed Webb's massive sunshield was fully deployed, and now it's following up by setting up the secondary mirror — you can think of it as the most expensive tripod in the solar system.

Finally, an OLED monitor for PC gamers (with a lot of disposable income).

Next-gen is a phrase that gets tossed around a bit too much, but it's quite deserving here.

AMD has shared its plans for AM4's last hurrah this year, along with upcoming Zen 4 and Ryzen 6000 Mobile APUs.

BlackBerry, formerly known as RIM, is sticking with the timeline announced in 2020 to shut off services for BlackBerry OS, marking the end of an era in mobile technology.

What's new, green, and difficult to buy at MSRP? The answer won't astound you!

The carriers have offered to make additional temporary changes, but they plan to begin broadcasting on January 5th.

The concept, which unironically is just a black box, could be a boon for multi-gamer households, assuming it ever comes to market.

This is one of those make-or-break parts of Webb — if the sunshield doesn't deploy correctly, the telescope may never work as intended.

A study from a team of noted astronomers soon to be published in the journal Icarus lays out the argument for readmitting Pluto. However, it'll bring a lot of friends.