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Gaming history YouTuber Liam Robertson has gotten his hands on a Work Boy — possibly the last one in the world, and it's working thanks to that giant Nintendo data leak from a few months back.

The new variant of Acer's Nitro 5 has an AMD Ryzen 7 5800H CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 mobile GPU. However, neither of those parts officially exist yet. Oops.

We don't yet know what this signal is, but there's a (very) small chance it could have alien origins.

There are a lot of amazing games these days, but they sometimes take years to develop, and they might still launch in a sorry state at release — looking at you, Cyberpunk 2077. If you want to return to a simpler time, the games of yesteryear are now easier to play thanks to the new DOXBox Pure.

Now that winter is upon most of us, and we're still trying to socialize outside, it's worth taking a look at some of the tech that can help make the experience more comfortable and successful.

Every asteroid that falls to Earth is a potential window into the origins of the solar system, but scientists have stumbled upon something quite strange when studying a fragment of the Almahata Sitta asteroid.

The recently launched Perseverance rover will lay the groundwork by collecting samples for return to Earth. NASA has now announced it will work with the European Space Agency (ESA) to get those samples back to Earth, but it won't be cheap.

Gamers have griped loudly about the bugs and performance issues, and there's a new issue to note today: if you collect too many in-game items, your save file will break forever.

A new law went into effect on Sunday that prevents your ISP from making equipment rental fees mandatory.

COVID-19, economic disruptions, yield issues, and the impact of scalping bots have all affected technology purchases this year, but there's a new argument for what's causing such general problems across so many markets: Insufficient investment in 200mm wafers.

Microsoft is reportedly working on its own ARM-based CPU design to give it more flexibility and potentially better performance than x86 cores.

The researchers claim this marks the first time an exoplanet has been detected in the radio bands.