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Apple has traditionally kept is smartphones locked down to prevent unauthorized app installs, but there is a program that helps companies test and distribute non-public apps. It appears that some clever and unscrupulous folks on the internet have co-opted that technology to provide hacked and pirated apps.

A new review of Intel's top-end, auction-only Core i9-9990XE CPU has dropped, with detailed workload analysis.

Metro Exodus delivers a remarkable implementation of DXR ray tracing and a solid win for Nvidia's RTX technology.

This is not a time to be sad, though. Opportunity was only designed to operate for 90 Martian days, but it lasted almost 15 years (over 5,000 Martian days) and reshaped our understanding of the red planet along the way.

Backblaze, one of the most popular computer backup services, has announced its first ever price hike. Put down your pitchforks — it's only going up by a buck from $5 to $6 per month.

The paid TV companies lost an estimated 2.5M subscribers in 2018 as the pace of cord-cutting accelerated.

NPD says that a 12-month period ending in November 2018 saw smartwatch sales increase by 61 percent. That puts smartwatch ownership in the US at 16 percent.

If you're a game developer that wants to integrate ray tracing into your upcoming game, you need an engine capable of handling ray tracing in the first place. Now it's finally here.

Some Beat Saber players are so good, they've forced Valve to reevaluate how quickly humans can move.

SpaceX is asking the FCC to approve its application quickly in light of it's "ambitious timetable for launching satellites and deploying broadband services."

If you're planning to buy an Intel Xeon W-3175X, which costs $3,000, you're going to need some RAM for it. Corsair has ideas on that front.

Google executives have reportedly met with Indian regulators to discuss the issue, which stems from complaints made by individuals.