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NASA, the Air Force, and other parts of the government have used "X-planes" to explore the flight mechanics of vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), movable wings, and much more. Now, NASA is working on the first manned X-plane in decades, the all-electric X-57 Maxwell.

Companies like Hulu, HBO, Netflix, and Amazon are concerned about your password sharing — and they're willing to force you to use draconian authentication methods with no care for the cost.

Skylum continues to add impressive AI-based image enhancement capabilities to its flagship image editor, Luminar. Version 4 packs the biggest punch of any yet; we go hands on.

An AMD enthusiast is claiming his new CPU power plan can improve performance over and above AMD defaults. We investigate the claims.

Netgear's XRM570 mesh Wi-Fi networking system is an excellent high-end solution if you need strong performance, extensive coverage, and you don't want to upgrade to 802.11ax.

Dell has made good on its promise to offer upgradeable modules for the Dell Alienware Area-51m laptop family. Despite the eye-watering cost, these packages could be good deals — at least in the long-term, if Dell keeps offering them over time.

Since the CDC began investigating the outbreak of "e-cigarette, or vaping, product use associated lung injury" (EVALI) in August, doctors have reported over 2,000 cases.

NASA is heading back to the moon, and it's planning to use the long-delayed Space Launch System (SLS) to get there. The agency is working to assemble the first SLS rocket, which will be the most powerful in the world upon completion.

The Android Jetpack and App Development Certification Bundle is on sale for $29 right now, saving you 97 percent.

The firm spent months opening up pieces of the underlying technology so it could evaluate how it was used. Citing no "strong evidence of misuse," OpenAI has now made the full GPT-2 bot available to all.

AT&T has raised prices on its customers without warning, doesn't give them an alternative, and has declared that because it's giving everyone 15GB of extra data, it's actually providing a bonus.