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On Sunday SpaceX used its own Falcon 9 rocket to send a Dragon cargo ship to the International Space Station.

Google continues to plow ahead with innovative, relatively inexpensive "a" models of its new phones. After the great experience I've had with my Pixel 4a, I bought a Pixel 5a on day one and have been using it for a week. Here's what I've found and my conclusions.

Sony's new PS5 revision is considerably lighter than the old model and its cooler may be better despite reports of higher exhaust temperatures.

Fossil just announced its long-awaited Gen 6 smartwatches running the old version of Wear, with price tags on par with the latest from Samsung.

An investigation is underway, but this doesn't look great as Tesla faces questions from government regulators about this very issue.

Restricting feature updates and driver installations is fine. Security updates are a bridge too far.

Its manufacturer, Yara International, hopes to use the ship to replace 40,000 truck journeys per year.

Officially, Microsoft is only making a few changes to its supported CPU list. Unofficially, it looks like it'll be possible to run Windows 11 on old hardware.

The onetime CEO of ARM China has may have gone rogue and stolen the company.

NASA is packing the telescope up, and its next stop is French Guiana, where it will leave Earth behind forever.

Apple has worked out a settlement on a class action filed by developers, pledging to make some changes to the App Store model. They are very minor changes, though, which serves as a reminder of how little power developers have in the relationship.

IBM unveiled its new System Z processor, Telum, at Hot Chips 33 this week. The new CPU offers a new core design, integrated AI capabilities, and enhanced security.