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With the power of machine learning, you can get a glimpse of a movie that never was.

A week ago, Facebook promised that its new Portal video calling device and smart speaker would absolutely, positively, record no data about its users. Yeah. About that.

In the EU, device makers will have more freedom in the way they use and license Android from Google, but they'll also have to pay higher fees.

AMD is shipping a 'new' variant of the RX 580 with fewer cores and lower overall performance.

Whether you're listening on your commute, following along while you do chores, or simply want to give your eyes a rest, audiobooks make it easy to catch up on your reading list. And for a limited time, the PCMag Shop is offering up a killer deal on your first month of Audible Gold.

GPU-Z has added a new capability — the utility can now scan to see if a GPU is counterfeit or not, and will warn you if it is.

No one will ever accuse Huawei of launching too few phones. However, none of these new phones are destined for the US.

An in-depth analysis from DisplayMate confirms the Pixel 3 XL uses a top-tier OLED with colors that are "visually indistinguishable from perfect."

ARM is launching a new ecosystem initiative focused on building out edge computing and IoT infrastructure. Say hello to Neoverse.

Nvidia has taken the wraps off the RTX 2070, unveiling another lackluster overpriced entry in the new RTX family.

Fracking-state Congressman wants the EV credit muzzled. Automakers cry foul, and California may raise its tax credit to $4,500. Result: a $15,000 Nissan Leaf is possible.

According to Roscosmos head of human spaceflight Sergei Krikalev, the investigation has focused on a possible collision between part of the first stage and the second (or core) stage.