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The rumored OnePlus 6T has been the subject of a handful of leaks, but the basic stats aren't hard to figure out if you know where to look. Now, OnePlus has ended speculation about at least one aspect of the phone.

Intel will reportedly fab some of its chipsets at TSMC to relieve its own 14nm manufacturing capacity shortage.

The updated Wear 3100 is finally official today with a new system architecture designed for improved battery life and better sensor management.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the most complex machine ever built by humanity. It took thousands of scientists from more than 100 countries to make the LHC a reality, and it became a reality exactly ten years ago today.

HTC is taking steps to boost cross-platform compatibility by allowing Oculus owners to use its Viveport service.

Not only is Nintendo going to charge for saved game backups, you won't even be able to backup all games to their new cloud service.

The most popular anti-malware app and one of the most profitable apps on the App Store has been exfiltrating user data. Apple did nothing about the problem for a month.

BMW's personal voice assistant can be used in the car, walking the street, or in the home. BMW is competing with Siri and Google Assistant. It's due out spring 2019.

Seagate is bringing its 14TB Helium-filled hard drives to consumers and mainstream business applications with IronWolf Pro and Barracuda Pro versions.

To understand how the universe works, scientists often need to turn to computer simulations. Those simulations are getting more powerful thanks to a new Japanese supercomputer called ATERUI II.

UL has delisted multiple Huawei devices from its benchmark database after the company was found to be cheating on its results.

In 2006, a new definition of what makes a plane from the International Astronomical Union (IAU) saw Pluto demoted to dwarf planet status. That decision has never set right with some members of the public and scientists.