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The phone didn't get stellar reviews, but owners held out hope for that camera add-on. It may not happen, though.

Researchers from the European Southern Observatory (ESO) have managed to accurately measure the galaxy's mass including all the dark matter. They say the Milky Way weighs in at a hefty 1.5 trillion solar masses.

Tesla has reversed course on its plan to close stores and now claims it will only close underperforming locations. Prices are going up to compensate.

Once quantum computers become a commercial reality, they will change the ground rules for cryptography. Able to break many current systems, they threaten to allow the pilfering of massive amounts of encrypted data. However, they also hold promise for enabling us to better secure our data using quantum computing technology.

Western Digital will show off its new multi-actuator technology next week, but will its new MAMR recording technology keep pace with Seagate's HAMR?

New details have leaked on Nvidia's next Turing GPU launches, including the mainstream GTX 1650 and 1660 GPUs.

Turning a hard drive into a listening device doesn't have anything to do with its data storage capabilities. Instead, the team leveraged the sensors that help control the position of the read head above the platters.

Windows 10 has a significant game-related performance problem, introduced last week. Microsoft is working on a solution.

A nearly empty (empty on power) Model 3 may add 100 miles of range in 5 minutes at a SuperCharger 3 refueling station.

The Demo-1 mission successfully splashed-down in the Atlantic Ocean on March 8th, moving the Commercial Crew Program one step closer to flying humans into space.

Valve has laid off 13 people, reportedly from its VR and hardware division. The company claims this will not impact future plans.

Engineers have only recently started taking cybersecurity seriously in satellite design, and that means hacking a satellite might not be as difficult as you think.