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Nvidia is bringing ray tracing support to GPUs it claims aren't powerful enough to run it properly, seemingly to get you to upgrade to a GPU that can.

The impending shutdown of Inbox has resulted in wailing and gnashing of teeth in all corners of the internet. Still, Google is going ahead with the shutdown, which is now scheduled for April 2nd, the same as Google+.

A new demo from Crytek showcases ray tracing performance without the need for Nvidia's RTX.

A YouTube video, now vanished, shows a Tesla Model S driver testing if the car will auto-brake in time. Once it did, but only after the driver had to brake on his own.

It's still on you to be aware of threats to stay safe, but Android is by its very nature more secure than a desktop computer. Still, you've probably already got what you need.

A new demo from Crytek showcases ray tracing performance without the need for Nvidia's RTX.

Intel and the DOE have announced the first exascale computer expected to be deployed. Codenamed Aurora, the system should be ready by 2021.

The iPad Mini has gotten a much-needed update, and the 10.5-inch Air becomes the new middle-of-the-road Apple tablet.

One Obsidian developer is working on a remake of the classic Star Wars game, Dark Forces. Under the circumstances, that's downright depressing.

NASA has reported a significant meteor explosion in Earth's atmosphere several months ago — and we didn't see it coming.

The Starship will use a network of hexagonal tiles to guard against the heat of re-entry, and CEO Elon Musk just shared a short video of those tiles being tested under intense heat.

Paramount has no interest in remastering DS9. Maybe fans can fill in.