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Gigabyte is teasing an interesting PC concept that moves all of the motherboard's connectors to the back, resulting in a totally wire-free look.

It’s currently unclear whether Tesla considers the ability to game and drive to be a feature or a bug . . . but a few clues point toward the former.

The company has teased its upcoming Oppo Find N foldable, and no sooner did it release the teaser than more details leaked online.

Intel teased its upcoming discrete GPU at the Game Awards with a first look at some gameplay footage.

NAS manufacturer QNAP has come up with a clever way to predict HDD failure: train an AI to do it.

Users across various forms are reporting mysteriously sluggish benchmark results for SSDs in Windows 11.

The companies were close to hammering out all the business aspects, but the deal hinged on a technical requirement on which Apple would not budge.

A Chrome developer has detailed some of the work the team has done to improve Chrome's performance by figuring out which windows are visible.

Microplastics have been known for a while to end up in the human body by way of accidental ingestion, but now scientists have confirmed they cause damage to human cells.

This discovery could have astronomers rethinking what we thought we knew about planetary formation.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with Apple and granted an injunction. That means Apple doesn't have to unlock more payment options, pending the outcome of its appeal.

Canon has announced the creation of a new imaging sensor that is is able to take high-resolution, color photographs even in almost total darkness.