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Battery-electric trucks weigh too much for cross-country hauling. The Hyundai hydrogen concept semi has a huge cabin, even a shower and toilet.

Happy 50th birthday, ARPANET! The grandfather of the modern internet came online 50 years ago today.

Motorola was one of the first companies to commit to Google's Wear OS (then known as Android Wear) with the original Moto 360 smartwatch. It was also one of the first manufacturers to quietly step back from Google's wearable platform. Now, Motorola has decided to release a new Moto 360 smartwatch, but it's a Motorola product in name only.

EA has given up on keeping its walled garden exclusive and will begin launching games on Steam once again. It starts next month with Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

With a large heatsink, strong performance and an excellent endurance rating, the T-Force Cardea II 512GB is clearly a force to be reckoned with.

One asteroid in our solar system, 10 Hygiea, might be a bit less asteroid and a bit more planet.

Microsoft's All Access pass is back, this time with a limited-time offer to trade up to a Project Scarlett machine in 2020. Is Xbox Next worth buying into in 2019?

Google has created a quantum computer that is really hard to simulate using a conventional computer. We go over how they did it, and how much you should care.

Researchers from MIT have developed a system that could help cars prevent collisions by, essentially, looking around corners. They call it ShadowCam.

NASA is prepping a lander to search for water ice at the Moon's South Pole, as part of a long-term effort to assess available resources.

The wearable business is apparently a tough nut to crack for any company not called Apple. Rumors began percolating several weeks back that Fitbit was putting itself up for sale, and now we know who its suitor might be.