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For decades, the heat shields that protect spacecraft during atmospheric entry have been rigid and heavy, but NASA just tested a flexible "umbrella-like" heat shield that could make deep space missions more practical.

The screen is bigger, health features are more advanced, and the internals are improved. Any iPhone users who were on the fence will probably snap up this redesigned Apple Watch.

Lidar is king when it comes to autonomous vehicle sensors, but Blackmore wants to raise the ante further, with increased range and integrated velocity measurement in its FMCW Doppler lidar product.

AMD has confirmed its working with both Microsoft and Sony on next-generation console solutions. What does that mean for the underlying hardware?

Google seemingly makes the case that Inbox fans shouldn't be upset because Gmail has already absorbed enough of what made Inbox special.

At some during the announcement of the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max, the iPhone SE quietly slipped off Apple's pages.

Florence's category strength has weakened, but it's now expected to park over South Carolina, raising fears of a Harvey-like event.

Microsoft's latest version of Windows will warn you about installing harmful, dangerous applications. Like Chrome. And Firefox. Say hello to the new 'begware' model of software distribution.

The iPhone XS and XS Max are an evolution of the iPhone X with faster internals and one of them is by far the largest iPhone yet. Then there's the iPhone XR, offering more modest specs with the same notch design.

This could be great for smaller disks, but you can disable Storage Sense if you want to manage your drives manually.

Two years after Apple "killed" the headphone jack, it's time to bring it back again.

California farmers fighting for the right to repair got hosed by their own lobbying arm.