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5G band support is shaping up to be a complete mess with some carriers supporting one type of 5G and others using frequencies that barely exist on their networks.

The so-called "Strathdon" has dozens of sedimentary layers squished together, a geological quirk scientists didn't expect to see on Mars. This points to a potentially complex and watery past in the region explored by Curiosity.

I can’t express enough how absolutely terrible this course is. If you really want to learn how to build a PC, look elsewhere.

DJI has attacked GoPro's Hero camera line head on with its new Osmo Action camera. We took one to Alaska and put it through its paces.

With a new school year just around the corner, Lenovo is offering up to 45 percent off its ThinkPad notebooks as part of the company's back to school special.

Apple has begun locking its iPhone batteries. Third-party replacements will not report their battery health properly, even if you use an official Apple iPhone battery.

A new report includes information about the basic specs like RAM and battery capacity, but we're also learning some tantalizing details about the displays.

Asus’s ProArt PA34VC Professional Curved display was designed as a solution for professional image editors and designers that also comes equipped with several gaming-oriented features that make it a true jack-of-all-trades.

Ring's close alliance with police departments continues to be a headache for the company with each new revelation. Amazon-owned Ring expends great effort to get its customers to use its Neighbors video sharing app, to which it gives police access. Thanks to newly leaked emails, we know Ring is actually coaching officers in ways to convince users to provide video footage without a warrant.

Normally you have to pay to see a beat-down like this.

Samsung has finally taken the wraps off the Galaxy Note 10 and 10+. This is the first time Samsung has released a pair of Note devices, mirroring the way it handles the annual Galaxy S refresh. That's not the only change, though.

Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and a number of publishers are making it mandatory to disclose loot box reward chances. It's about time, but it doesn't completely address the gambling question.