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Google+ is shutting down soon, and you're running out of time to save your data.

According to the China National Space Administration (CNSA), Chang'e-4 has found the moon to be more frigid than expected. Hopefully, it packed a blanket.

It's the end of the line for Itanium. Intel has notified customers that it will ship its last IA-64 CPUs in 2021.

Foxconn now claims that it will build a factory in Wisconsin after all, following a conversation with President Trump. Color us skeptical.

Musk updates analysts on Tesla's sales and revenues. Where Steve Jobs used to say, "One more thing," and whip out a new iPad, Musk's one more thing was: Our CFO's leaving. For the second time.

The company is focusing on some of the most aggravating and common errors — the ones that pop up in Windows 10 setup.

Using the rover's navigation gear, NASA analyzed gravitational fields on Mars to study the history and origins of Mount Sharp.

Someone came up with an innovative framework to allow libraries to digitize old books and lend them under identical rules to those used for physical media. The Authors Guild hates the idea.

Square Enix has established a pattern: Announce too early, slog through development hell, and then drag a good game across the finish line with some technical hiccups along the way. And by most accounts, that's exactly what happened to Kingdom Hearts III.

Apple has caught a second engineer trying to flee the country with corporate secrets.

Some particularly unscrupulous people have realized that Google's YouTube copyright strike system makes a good extortion tool, so they're using it to threaten YouTubers.

A report from Japan's Nikkei claims Nintendo is looking to boost sales with a new version of the Switch. However, it won't be an improved console. Instead, Nintendo wants to make a Switch variant that's smaller, more portable, and less expensive.