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Win on Sunday, sell EVs on Monday: Major automakers flock to Formula E racing. Mercedes-Benz will use the "EQ" to brand its EVs and its Formula E racers.

Drone photography is really fun, but shooting images usually requires post-processing for best results. Skylum is aiming to change that with AirMagic. We go hands on to see how well it works.

The GPU market took a hammering in the back half of last year. It may not be over yet.

Microsoft has admitted that people don't want to use Edge. Now we've gotten our first glimpse of its new Chromium-based browser, and shockingly, it looks like a Microsoft-y version of Chrome.

BioWare's latest game, Anthem, has progressed from being an uneven experience to crashing and even bricking (in rare cases) PS4's. Sony is offering refunds and the instability seems to also exist on Xbox One.

After examining data provided by the exchange, auditor Ernst & Young reports that the exchange's wallets were emptied months before the founder's death.

OpenAI has released Neural MMO, a new way for your AI assistant to spend as much time playing games as you do. Alright, not so much. It's a way to teach them to spend as much time playing games as you do.

Facebook has once again been caught abusing two-factor authentication for purposes beyond security. And once again, you can't stop it. If Facebook was a person who had treated any single individual as egregiously as the company has treated all of us collectively it would be in jail already.

Quantum Computing is still in its infancy but holds great promises for solving one of the trickiest issues in cryptography — the secure exchange of keys. Two National Labs have begun demonstrating how that can help secure the US power grid against hackers.

Intel and the USB-IF have joined forces. Thunderbolt 3 will be the basis for the USB4 standard, expected in ~2021.

Creating a nigh-unstoppable robot seems like a mistake, but luckily the new cheetah is small and (currently) harmless.

A near-miss with a pair of binary stars may have kept an exoplanet tethered to its primary star rather than rocketing out into the void.