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Microsoft's VP for Office and Windows marketing Jared Spataro has offered a helping hand to some Windows 7 holdouts. He confirms that enterprise customers will be able to pay for extended support on Windows 7.

What happens if you put regular gas in a car that recommends (or even requires) premium? What are the best brands of gas to get? You've got questions, we've got answers.

Samsung has released an update to its own foundry roadmap, including plans to ramp a new 3nm process with gate-all-around transistors.

Huawei has been detected pulling some significant benchmark shenanigans.

The hole was first identified as a micrometeoroid puncture, but now that's looking less likely.

The ghost of Palm is about to return with a teeny, tiny phone, and there are a few new images of it.

AMD has announced a new Athlon 200GE — resurrecting its older CPU brand and moving Raven Ridge down into dual-core markets.

NASA was unsure if Kepler could go on, but the spacecraft just woke up to begin a new observational campaign.

Micron has announced full production of GDDR6 as part of the run-up to the Nvidia RTX launch — but it's done so with some frankly peculiar language.

IDC predicts that the VR market will recover and perform better in the future, despite a steep downturn in 2018 sales.

Intel's 14nm CPU prices are rising, especially at the bottom of the stack. The tight supply conditions the company predicted earlier this year are biting home.

Canon's $2,300 offering falls between the 6D Mk II and 5D Mk IV DSLRs. There's also a new series of lenses, called RF. Existing Canon lenses work via adapters.