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As far as we can tell, Atlantis didn't actually exist, but that hasn't stopped people from looking and occasionally claiming to have found the lost civilization. There's another one of those right now, and archaeologists are skeptical, to put it mildly.

Google's inability to form a coherent messaging strategy is legendary at this point, and it doesn't look like things are getting any better if a new rumor is accurate. According

After the collapse of THQ in 2013, the fate of well-loved franchises like Darksiders was in peril. The company's intellectual properties scattered to the winds, devs moved to other endeavors, and fans were heartbroken. But all these years later, Darksiders is back from the dead.

The newly auctioned moon fragments came to Earth aboard the Soviet Luna 16 return rocket, the first automated probe to return a sample from the lunar surface.

In China, electric vehicles constantly report their exact real-time position — and a great deal of additional information besides — to the Chinese government.

South Korean prosecutors charged nine people with IP theft against Samsung, in a failed bid to steal OLED technology for a Chinese manufacturer.

Microsoft has signed a major deal with the US military to provide HoloLens devices for both training and, eventually, live combat.

Old models return. New cars get faster and safer. More SUVs, more pickups, a few more sedans. Even Tesla has a booth.

There are rumors that AMD, not Intel, might get the nod for the next version of Microsoft's Surface.

Sennheiser has issued a patch for the software, but it doesn't seem to grasp the gravity of the screw-up.

You've probably heard of some of these companies, but others are new players in space exploration.

A new study from MIT seeks to reveal the processes at work that produce microscopic craters and holes in materials.