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Audi e-tron is another premium vehicle aimed straight at Tesla when it ships next spring. A network of chargers is coming. Amazon will sell, install a home charger.

Lara Croft has returned yet again, and this time Eidos Montreal has taken the character in a darker direction. The youthful student of yore is gone, and we're left with a highly competent – if self-absorbed – tomb raiding hard ass.

Today, the company is announcing its new eMag, which it plans to scale aggressively over the next 12 months.

AMD's newest console win is a preview of how components like Ryzen and Vega play together when deployed in console form. The early results are encouraging.

The customer we talked about last week didn't lose access to previously purchased iTunes content because Apple yanked his access. Region lockouts are likely to blame.

Linus Torvalds is stepping back from Linux to focus on making changes to the way he interacts with the community.

Researchers hope that these new observations will tell us more about the structure of the universe and reveal how the first galaxies formed in the eons following the Big Bang.

OnePlus is known for making powerful Android smartphones and selling them for hundreds of dollars less than similar devices, but it's not confining its activities to the mobile realm.

Apple's promised AirPower pad from the iPhone X event is still a no-show, and a new report blames engineering issues.

Nintendo is using streaming to push games to the Switch that it couldn't run otherwise — will it bring the idea to North America?

The iNext concept evokes a boutique hotel. (Review your Bimmer on TripAdvisor?) The self-driving component is ready for 2021 at Level 3 or Level 4, assuming the government goes along.

Nvidia has announced its new Tesla T4 inference accelerators based on the Turing architecture.