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Samsung has announced its new Exynos 9820, with significantly improved single-core performance and overall power consumption.

Nvidia has confirmed that some RTX 2080 Ti GPUs are defective out-of-the-box and asks customers with problems to contact it immediately.

After dismissing evidence for an exoplanet orbiting this star in the 1970s, the team now says there's a very good chance Barnard's Star does indeed host a super-Earth.

After a bumpy patch with former owner Square-Enix, a fully independent IO Interactive has returned with a follow-up to the 2016 soft reboot of Hitman. This sequel features six brand-new maps that are absolutely brimming with both bespoke events and enchanting systemic interactions.

The first benchmarks of Nvidia's RTX ray tracing performance in Battlefield V have dropped, and the performance hit is significant, even at just 1080p.

Night Sight, as the name implies, is a camera mode for taking photos in low light settings.

Google is making changes to broadcasts, smart display info cards, routines, and even the Google Clock app. The new features are rolling out right now to your Assistant devices.

Hyundai plays the long game with hydrogen. We're a long way off. But the hydrogen-specific Nexo improves significantly on the Tucson fuel cell variant.

Microsoft is re-releasing the 1809 update and promising better transparency — but mostly defending previous practices that clearly aren't working well enough.

Intel is hoping to get its RealSense depth-sensing cameras used in more mobile markets including drones and robotics by adding a new version that features an integrated IMU.

Google is giving Fi users a free Google-powered VPN to route all their data. Is that safer than going through various carrier networks? Depends on how much you trust Google.

Evidence is building that Apple really does have an iPhone XR problem, fed by multiple independent sources.