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Another month, another Steam Hardware Survey report. Mixed news for Turing relative to Pascal and some modest upside for AMD.

Verizon's 5G service performs beautifully — if and when you can find it, and for as long as you remain in its immediate proximity.

We've seen a few glimpses of the upcoming Edge refresh, but today is the big day: Microsoft is rolling out the first official builds of Chromium Edge to testers.

Skydio accidentally promoted a drone video shot in Yellowstone National Park, where the operation of drones is illegal — giving the company instant infamy.

Security researchers believe this malware is based on so-called "lawful intercept" software in use by law enforcement and governments.

Netflix has killed AirPlay support for iOS, claiming new technical limitations prevent compatibility. That explanation is rather dubious given recent history between Apple and Netflix.

We can't see black holes, but a project called the Event Horizon Telescope might be on the verge of producing the first-ever photo of one. Researchers have teased a "groundbreaking result" this week.

Astronomers have spotted a distant star system that could offer a preview of Earth's future. It's a white dwarf star with a destroyed planetary core spinning around it.

Adobe has released its annual volley of new audio and video editing features in time for NAB. We take a close look at the most interesting additions.

One lucky passenger's dream turned into a nightmare several weeks ago at a French air base.

The EU has sent a letter to BMW, Daimler, and VW, warning them of a collusion investigation. The three companies are accused of deliberately slowing improved environmental technology and its introduction into market.

NASA has released a set of photos from Curiosity, showing what solar eclipses look like on Mars.