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Sony says the move is about "synergy" and other corporate buzzwords. In reality, the mobile division is just a huge embarrassment each time Sony releases quarterly results.

The secretive Apple Genuine Parts Repair program is only available to select companies, offering Apple-certified parts, training, and tools — exactly what right to repair laws would make available to everyone.

The report's conclusions are quite negative, but they may also finally shed some light on why Huawei has been such a divisive topic over the past few years.

Samsung is seeking to assuage any fears about the folding mechanism in the Galaxy Fold with a 34-second video of the phone folding again and again.

Sony has announced the PSVR hit 4.2M total sales in March, but with the PS4 coming to the end of its life, what happens next?

If you're fortunate enough to have a gaming PC instead of a console, most of the problems are dealt with.

The plan includes both updates to the airplane's systems and training for pilots, but it's up to the FAA to approve the plan before any 737 Max 8 aircraft will take to the skies.

Apple's third-generation butterfly switch keyboards can still fail after just a few months, courtesy of a single speck of dust. At this point, the apologies aren't good enough.

After a series of instrument upgrades, LIGO is coming back online April 1 to search for fainter gravitational waves around the universe.

The ESO has announced the first-ever observation of an exoplanet using optical interferometry, greatly improving our understanding of the world's atmosphere.

Leaked information on the Galaxy Fold points to a crease that's quite visible in some circumstances and work yet to be done to guarantee software compatibility.

Google AI researchers have built a simple robot arm that understands the physics of tossing objects, which is more impressive than you might assume.