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Apple’s website lists a variety of shiny features that come with the newest iOS, including updated notifications, a more informative Maps app, an updated FaceTime experience, and enhanced online privacy. Actually using it is a different story, at least so far.

We know a bit more about HBM3 than we did before, thanks to a recent Rambus announcement. The new standard will offer over a terabyte of memory bandwidth per stack.

Gigabyte will replace your 750W or 850W power supply if you're impacted by its recent failures, but the company wants you to know that pesky reviewers are the real problem.

There's still no way to buy the company's humanoid Atlas robot, but it's learning some new tricks nonetheless. In the latest Boston Dynamics video, you can marvel at the speed and agility of two Atlas robots as they navigate a parkour course. They even pull off some sick flips.

Google has just unveiled the long-rumored Pixel 5a, a phone we weren't even sure would exist earlier this year. It looks a lot like last year's Pixel 4a 5G, but it's got a bigger battery and it's a little cheaper.

New details have leaked on AMD's future Genoa processors based on a breach of Gigabyte servers last week.

During the week of August 1st to August 8th, Japanese magazine line Famitsu’s Top 30 chart was made up entirely of Nintendo Switch games. It’s the first time in 33 years that software from a single console has wiped out Japan’s games sales chart.

Samsung has announced it's using AI EDA tools to build its Exynos processors. Expect more announcements in the future, but geared more towards gradual adoption than a sudden surge.

Medical prosthetics have come a long way but can cost many thousands of dollars, and they're heavy, rigid, and prone to mechanical failures. Researchers have created a prototype prosthetic hand that's the opposite: light, soft, and potentially very, very cheap.

Intel has unveiled the Arc brand for its consumer lineup of GPU hardware and software, with products shipping in Q1 2022.

Crucial is the latest company to get caught shipping a fast SSD to reviewers and much slower customer hardware. Most of the time the companies we catch doing this aren't actually the ones building their own NAND.

AMD has hit its highest market share in 14 years. The company is only a few percentage points away from its all-time x86 market share record.