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There's evidence suggesting that Intel's Z270 and Z370 motherboard platforms weren't technically required to deliver power to the Core i9-9900K. There's also good reason to be cautious before leaping to that conclusion.

Samsung's new 49-inch monitor is a showstopper, with FreeSync HDR support, 2xQHD resolution, a 32:9 aspect ratio, and a 1000-nit brightness target.

While nothing is confirmed at this point, we've heard plenty of leaked information. Let's round it all up and see if we can figure out what Samsung's next flagship phone will offer.

Asus has launched a trio of new laptop form factor Chromebooks and a Chromebook tablet, all ruggedized and intended for the education market.

They mostly look like regular glasses, but the lenses include a smart heads-up display powered by Vuzix's custom software and Amazon Alexa.

A utility can substantially boost top-end Threadripper performance under Windows, possibly due to flaws in the Windows scheduler.

GM EV / PHEV buyers lose half their available tax credits of $7,500 April 1. Next to go will be Nissan, but probably not until 2021 or 2020.

The Chinese Chang'e 4 probe set down in Von Kármán crater on January 3rd (Beijing time), marking another important milestone in the Chinese mission to explore the lunar surface.

Tim Cook admitted that Apple has a serious iPhone sales problem. He chalks it up to weakness in emerging markets, trade tensions, a strong US dollar, and customers who replaced their batteries instead of buying all-new phones.

RAM pricing is finally dropping, but DRAM manufacturers are taking steps to ensure the declines aren't too large.

The USB-IF originally announced the authentication program in 2016, but it's taken all this time to get ready for launch. Starting today, hardware makers can take advantage of the optional program to verify USB Type-C hardware when you plug it in.

Tesla's stock was hammered on Wednesday after the company cut prices and slightly missed Wall Street sales targets.