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Apple has updated its laptops with CPU bumps and a fourth redesign of its problem-plagued keyboard. We recommend waiting to see what the teardown verdict is, even if you want one of these systems.

Huawei didn't let these last few tumultuous days slow it down. The company has announced the new Honor 20 Pro. This "budget flagship" has a lot in common with the P30 family, but it costs much less. And yes, it has Google services.

Sony revealed more details on the PS5, including information on backward-compatibility and a video showing load times.

The Android beta program lets you test drive the new OS as it's being completed, and there's a new way to do that today. The newly launched OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro have joined the beta program, but keep in mind — this is unfinished software.

Drone aircraft used to be prohibitively expensive, but now you can buy a camera-equipped drone that talks to your smartphone for under $100. The US Department of Homeland Security believes drones might have become a little too accessible.

Microsoft has issued an update that System Restore may break Windows if you use it to revert to a version of Windows before said updates were installed.

Unlike consumers, workers in some industry actually have use for a head-mounted holographic display. To accommodate those workers, Google today announced a new version of Google Glass for enterprise.

Google isn't the only company cutting ties with Huawei. Intel, Qualcomm, Xilinx, and Broadcom are doing so as well, at least for now.

There's a clear winner when AMD and Intel go head to head in performance comparisons in Linux with all Spectre, Meltdown, Foreshadow, and other fixes applied. Intel loses a lot of performance in these comparisons.

Last month, several small cube-shaped robots arrived, and now NASA has released an image of the Astrobee robot working aboard the space station.

Google has ended its work with Huawei, cutting future phones off from Google services.

Our current computational architecture can't match the efficiency of our own minds, but researchers have discovered a way to begin narrowing that gap by creating a small artificial neurosynaptic network powered by light.