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A massive planet 20 light years from Earth is the first to be discovered by radio astronomy — and the first rogue planet we've seen with such enormous auroras.

Nissan stitches spot-on lane centering assist and adaptive cruise control to make long-distance driving (also rush hour stop-and-go highways) hassle-free. ProPilot Assist is useful technology, not a gimmick.

The Snapdragon 670 brings an unusual octa-core design with an upgraded graphics core to cheaper phones. Well, some cheaper phones.

Intel has released its own roadmap for the future of server CPUs — Cascade Lake is coming this year, Cooper Lake in 2019, and Ice Lake 10nm servers in 2020.

Magic Leap has finally launched — assuming you live in one of six cities, have several thousand dollars to spare, and don't mind taking a jump on an unproven, uncertain, technology platform.

Apple has written to Congress, testifying that its phones do not spy on users or record audio data "adjacent" to commands to use Siri.

When you do finally get the OTA notification, you might see a proclamation at the top that says Pie is "powered by AI," but what does that mean?

Astronomers usually confirm new exoplanets a few at a time. Today, researchers from the University of Tokyo have certified a whopping 44 new exoplanets in a single go.

NASA happened to capture a comet in a TESS test observations, and it just released the stunning footage.

A new analysis suggests that even limiting emissions won't be able to stop the planet from warming considerably more than the agreed-upon 2-degree cutoff.

Fallout 76 won't be available on the Steam gaming service, possibly because Bethesda wants to utilize its own Creation Club microtransaction service.

Intel's first quad-level cell (QLC) SSD for consumers is now available. Is it time to jump for the latest in storage technology?