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Samsung has announced an improved version of the Odyssey called the Odyssey+, and it keeps the same $500 price tag.

Micron will buy the 3D XPoint factory both companies operate, but Intel expects no disruption to operations.

Microsoft may have another file deletion bug on its hands with the new build of 1809.

Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe has left Facebook after Facebook canceled the upcoming Oculus Rift 2.

Media reports claim that Intel has cancelled its 10nm node — a claim Intel quickly refuted in its own response.

If you’ve got an expensive, popular car like the Tesla Model S, you have to expect that someone might eventually want to steal it. You should take steps to prevent that, but UK-based Tesla owner Antony Kennedy did not.

A new report explores how developers track the users who uninstall their apps — you might prefer to call it “stalking.”

The rise of strong artificial intelligence could well send the spool of democracy unraveling across the floor.

When Spectre Variant 2 patches rolled out this year, some servers, particularly those with older Intel CPUs, saw performance declines. Google is working with MS to make sure we get that performance back.

Nvidia's G-Sync improves perceived frame rate and a game's presentation. SLI makes games run faster. But put them both together and what you end up with is something often markedly less than the sum of its parts.

Researchers from Australian National University (ANU) think they've determined that the Earth's core is most likely solid but a little squishy.

The Commission's requirement that Google unbundle apps is bound to make Android licensing more complex. Now, a leaked document suggests that Google could charge OEMs as much as $40 per phone for a Google apps license.