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Parker has already completed its first flyby of the sun's corona, and NASA says the probe's early performance is everything the team could have hoped for.

Even if you never made a photo public, an app developer may have it.

Scientists have detected a so-called Hot Neptune losing atmosphere extremely quickly, possibly explaining why we find so few of them in the first place.

Nintendo is ending 2018 strong with the release of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. This fifth installment in the cherished crossover fighting series brings back every playable character to date and gives Switch owners something to crow about during game-of-the-year discussions.

Apple has managed to wean people off wires with AirPods, but most other true wireless options are comparatively lacking. A company called Tempow hopes to change that with a new Bluetooth technology.

Intel's upcoming GPUs promise significantly improved performance and higher levels of efficiency relative to Skylake and its predecessors.

AMD has launched a new suite of Radeon drivers, with new features and improvements aimed at VR, streaming, and performance tweakers.

The definition of space is somewhat hazy, but Virgin's pilots are astronauts by at least one definition.

Microsoft has been accused of continuing to collect data even after users have opted out.

Warnings about the privacy implications of future facial recognition products for home security are at the risk of being too late, as it is already being broadly deployed, and is mostly unregulated.

Almost a year after announcing the Chromecast would come back, Amazon is finally selling the Google streaming dongle again. However, it's still favoring its own devices.

Intel unveiled a great deal of technology and future plans at Architecture Day. Here are our overarching thoughts on the topic.