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Razer's laptops have that coveted gamer aesthetic paired with powerful hardware. However, they also have a nasty security vulnerability that could let hackers implant malware on your system.

Boeing has acknowledged a second problem with the Boeing 737 Max 8's flight control systems. This is why the fix's delivery date has been pushed back for weeks.

Google had updated Android TV to push ads to customers, even those who paid thousands of dollars for devices that didn't show ads. Customers are anything but happy.

Today is a big day for humanity. We have bombed an asteroid, finally exacting revenge for what the asteroids did to the dinosaurs. There's a valid scientific reason, too.

For most of the last decade, Foxconn was making money as fast as it could manufacture smartphones, but times have changed.

Misery loves company? Take Tesla out of the mix and EV sales didn't reach 10,000 in the first quarter. Meanwhile, Toyota Prius Prime and Honda Clarity plug-in hybrids had banner quarters.

Researchers have demonstrated that deepfakes can be used to fool radiologists, either by adding cancer to an image or removing cancerous material that should have shown up on footage.

MIT has announced it will no longer cooperate in research endeavors with Huawei or ZTE, citing national security concerns raised by the US government.

Windows 10 has become famous (or perhaps infamous) for installing updates whenever it wants, often getting in the way of what you're doing. Well, there's a new update coming soon, and it could mark the last time you have to put up with Windows 10 updating without your OK.

The effort, known as Project Kuiper, looks like a direct challenge to SpaceX's planned Starlink satellite internet service.

There are rumors that Intel's 5G modem is behind schedule and Apple isn't happy about it.

A new report from the Department of Defense warns that without major changes in policy, the move to 5G will benefit China much more than the US.