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Google might be giving up on making tablets, but Samsung is keeping at it with a rumored high-end Galaxy Tab S6. This device will allegedly be the followup to the Galaxy Tab 5e and Tab S4, but it will have more in common with the Galaxy S10.

A new type of solar power setup developed at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia could address both of those issues. These panels leverage waste heat from solar panels to distill and purify water.

What's the current state of Moore's Law? Depends very much on who you ask — which may be a sign of a problem, in and of itself.

Adata’s XPG SX6000 Pro SSDs were designed to offer exceptional gaming and overall performance at an exceedingly low price point.

The Apollo Guidance Computer is a marvel of not-exactly-modern technology. Not only did it fly us to the Moon, it's capable of mining Bitcoin.... slowly.

While the feature set of Android Q is pretty well fleshed out at this point, there are a few new things in Beta 5.

It plays all the same games, but it's not a replacement for the OG Switch. Buyers can choose the version that works best for them when the Switch Lite launches this coming fall.

There are loads of free PC games out there, but many of them aren't worth your time. These will have you hooked for hours.

The Raspberry Pi 4 launched recently, moving from micro USB to USB-C for power. However, it looks like the designers made a crucial error in designing the board that limits which USB-C cables you can use.

The Complete 2019 CompTIA Certification Training Bundle will prepare you to earn some of the IT field's most valuable certifications, and it's currently available for over 95% off at just $69.

Apple has trimmed prices on entry-level MacBook Pros and Airs while killing off its one-port wonder.

At Semicon West, Intel unveiled major advances in interconnect design, including new methods for combining EMIB and Foveros together.