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NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) passed over the intended landing site on April 22, and the agency just released images of Beresheet's final resting place.

After trying for years to end update support, Microsoft finally retired XP five years ago. And yet, Microsoft just found a bug so severe that it has issued another patch for the aging operating system.

Intel has disclosed a new set of speculative execution security issues that can leak data from CPUs under certain circumstances. How serious a problem they represent as a practical matter is still under debate.

The FCC began a new round of auctions earlier this year focusing on the upper microwave band, which could be valuable for delivering 5G mobile service.

Google has settled a class action lawsuit alleging serious issues with the first-gen Pixel microphone. Affected owners could get as much as $500 from the company, but the payout will probably be much lower.

Intel announced a new installer and developer edition for its Clear Linux distro this week to kick off the first public iteration of its longstanding Open Source Technology Summit.

Consoles were once exclusively home to big-budget full-price games, but today it's different. The Xbox One has plenty of excellent free-to-play games; here are our favorites.

Three Tesla fires in three weeks. None of them were involved in accidents. All were parked in public or home garages.

Blizzard has released its launch schedule for WoW Classic — coming this summer, to a PC near you.

Most of the action takes place on the big 15-inch on the HP Omen X 2S, but there's a secondary 6-inch display right above the keyboard.

MIT has found a way to detect breast cancer up to five years in advance using a deep-learning image classification model.

The Moon has long been thought to be the prototypical example of a dead world. That may be much less true than expected, given the recent discovery of "moonquakes" with matching scarp fault features on the lunar surface.