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Qualcomm's first-ever smartphone is officially available for pre-order, and despite its quirky name—“Smartphone for Snapdragon Insiders”—it has a lot to offer.

The latest version of the upcoming OS, build 22000.100 has moved from the dev channel to beta — the first Windows 11 build to earn such a distinction.

Nvidia and AMD have done a great job improving ray tracing performance at or above $330. Below that point, it's pretty slim pickings.

GPU manufacturer Palit Microsystems says you're taking a real risk with former mining hardware.

Mechanical keyboards have never been cheaper or better, and it's an upgrade you'll benefit from greatly. But... which board should you get? And what's all this about switches?

Imperial College of London has spent the last four years working with Dutch company MX3D to develop a 3D-printed steel bridge that would serve as a “living laboratory.”

Sony's PlayStation 5 beta testers can upgrade their SSDs now, but anyone shopping for a new drive should check the fine print. Some drives will work better than others.

AMD announced the 6600 XT today, aimed at 1080p gamers with high refresh rate displays.

Scientists from the University of Hawaii report they have spotted a new exoplanet only 35 light-years away, and we can see this one because it's enormous and very far from its host star. In fact, it might set the record for most distant.

Because of Amazon's design decisions, some older Kindles will lose internet connectivity later this year as carriers retire their aging 3G networks. Amazon is reaching out to affected users, offering a range of solutions up to and including a free Kindle.

It never takes long for hundreds of gigabytes of empty space to turn into a straightjacket, but moving your OS installation and files can be a pain. We're here to help.

USB-C and USB 3.x branding are both in the market right now, and it can be confusing to figure out which numbers to pay attention to, or what cable you need. We dive into the differences.