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Anthem has many problems, but some might be more serious than we initially thought. Beyond the wonky pacing and server hiccups, BioWare's latest game might be contributing to some small number of PS4s becoming inoperable.

It's now traditional for DisplayMate to announce that Samsung's latest phone has the best OLED panel in the world, and the Galaxy S10 is no different. It's still interesting to know why it's the best, though.

There was no one on-board other than a test dummy, but this serves as an effective proof of concept for the new spacecraft design.

The Tesla Model 3 is getting an SUV sibling soon. The Model Y will probably be a bit larger and roomier. Price will likely start in the high 30s and then, like SpaceX, it reaches the heavens.

The sudden departure of HBO's CEO suggests rumors about AT&T's plans for the network were accurate. It wants a Netflix competitor, hell or high water.

Hardware accelerators won't solve the fundamental performance scaling issues facing us when Moore's law runs out of gas.

This is a mistake because even with wireless charging shortcomings, it's something consumers want.

The ESA's Mars Express has found the first evidence that a global groundwater system once existed on the Red Planet.

Scientists have been on the hunt for a true ninth planet since 2014, and a pair of new studies provide more evidence that such an object exists.

Those new ride-sharing scooters popping up in cities? They may not live long enough to ever make a profit or create a business.

Curiosity is still going strong after more than six years, but there was a bit of a scare earlier this month. NASA says it has verified the rover is fully operational, and it's resuming science operations.

The team thinks a similar procedure could work on humans, giving you night vision without any bulky goggles. You just need to be willing to get nanoparticles injected into your eye.