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What's more unexpected than an impact crater? A second impact crater.

Forget bad USB drives — now we need to worry about malware-loaded USB cables.

The prices are higher than they once were, but OnePlus is still clocking in less expensive than the phones from Samsung, LG, and Google.

Researchers at MIT have used AI to predict the behavior of materials. This approach could yield substantial dividends in the long term.

Microsoft is teasing HoloLens 2, with a debut expected later this month.

Musk cautions that his ballpark estimate is highly dependent on volume, though.

Retailer leaks have confirmed that the GTX 1660 and GTX 1660 Ti are coming, but details on their specs and pricing are still pointing in different directions. This could reflect Nvidia's intent to support a variety of configurations with the same par, as it did with the GTX 1060.

The goal of the experiment is to provide feedback and gather insight on how the Russian national intranet would perform if severed from the main internet backbone.

We haven't heard much from Mars One, the company that promised to send people to colonize Mars as part of a reality TV show. It's looking like we won't hear from it again, either.

Retailer leaks have confirmed that the GTX 1660 and GTX 1660 Ti are coming, but details on their specs and pricing are still pointing in different directions. This could reflect Nvidia's intent to support a variety of configurations with the same par, as it did with the GTX 1060.

Google Maps AR navigation uses GPS for approximate location data, but it adds computer vision and machine learning to nail down exactly where you are.

Ultima Thule isn't the snowman-shaped object we thought it was. It's more of a lumpy-pancake-meets-mashed-walnut kind of thing.