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The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) only started operating over the summer, but NASA reports it has already spotted two potential exoplanets.

Like all life at the time, Dickinsonia were soft-bodied and therefore didn't fossilize often.

Astronomers have learned new facts about how black holes devour material thanks to newly detected features in accretion disk structure.

If you enable handwriting recognition in Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, all of your text files — including typed documents and email — are dumped into a single invisible location and stored thereafter.

Intel's tick-tock is moving in reverse as the company maneuvers to get out of a manufacturing crunch.

The new tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration on China are going to hit a lot of PC components.

The company just unveiled 11 new Alexa devices including a smart microwave and upgraded Echos.

Apple's new Watch 4 includes ECG and AFib monitoring capabilities, but their accuracy hasn't been proven as comprehensively as one might like.

It pre-announced the blockchain-powered HTC Exodus several months ago, and now HTC's Phil Chen is talking more about how the phone will work.

The new Switch Online service will run you $20 per year and includes features like online play, cloud saves, and a selection of classic games. You may be thinking you already had some of that, and you'd be right.

Google's new search engine for Chinese markets will reportedly link mobile searches to phone numbers, creating a permanent, non-anonymous record of what Chinese citizens search for.

New observations have revealed a planet in orbit of 40 Eridani A — our very own real-life Vulcan. The presence of pointy-eared aliens with green blood is not yet confirmed.