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The first developer preview is available today, and you can take a peek at the new OS if you've got a recent Pixel phone. Be warned: this is a very early build that you should not use on your main phone.

It's almost time for Perseverance to join Curiosity on the surface of Mars. Here's how to watch the landing.

Microsoft bled a lot of market share to Chromebooks in 2020, and analysts don't expect things to slow down in 2021.

It used to be easy to know how many planets there were: nine. It had been nine planets for an entire generation before scientists started rethinking what counts as a planet. Pluto is out, but some astronomers believe there's a real ninth planet lurking out there. Others aren't convinced, and the debate is starting to shift in favor of the planet nine skeptics.

Trend Micro says SHAREit is a security nightmare that could allow intruders to sneak a peek at your data or even install malware. Perhaps most troublingly, the developers have not responded to Trend Micro's warnings.

Microsoft is introducing a new framerate-boosting feature in specific games. Five titles are covered by FPS Boost now, with more to come this spring.

Samsung has developed a new type of processor-in-memory, built around HBM2. It's a new achievement for AI offloading and could boost performance by up to 2x while cutting power consumption 71 percent.

Google told its Stadia developers they were making "great progress." Then it fired them, less than a week later.

Multiple semiconductor manufacturers have been forced to shut down due to the ongoing Texas winter storm. Samsung, NXP, and Infineon aren't just idling, they've completely gone offline.

NASA's Perseverance rover is set to touch down on Mars in the coming days, and we had the opportunity to talk to one of the people who had a hand in bringing this mission to fruition.

Console scalpers don't think they get enough credit for the valuable service they provide. Wouldn't you agree?

OnePlus's cofounder recently left to start a new venture called Nothing. Currently, Nothing makes nothing, so that's a fitting name. It might make something soon now that it has purchased the husk of Andy Rubin's smartphone startup.