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Lenovo has introduced two variants of its flagship ThinkPad X1 to appeal to both traditional business users and stylus-loving creatives. We tested the latest versions of each.

TRI has returned with a phone concept so improbable that it's actually funny. Meet, the HubblePhone.

With the aid of lasers and graphene, researchers may have developed a new type of sodium-ion battery that works better and could reduce the cost of battery technology by an order of magnitude.

A company called OpenAI says it has developed a robot hand that grips objects in a more human-like way, and it didn't have to be taught by humans — it learned all on its own.

Most of the time at wfoojjaec, we celebrate the best of technology. Today, we're hailing the worst.

Sony and Nintendo both posted tremendous sales figures for Q2, with the PS4 poised to surpass the PS3's lifetime sales and the Switch approaching 20 million units shipped.

HP is opening a new bug bounty program that is the first of its kind — HP wants hackers to break into its printers.

Intel's desktop roadmap for 2018 - 2019 has purportedly leaked. Despite the chatter, a new Core i9 could be some months away.

A new analysis of Mars and its composition shows that we're nowhere near being able to terraform the planet with current technology. Elon Musk can put away his nukes.

Perhaps this next 2D material will kickstart a revolution where graphene hasn't yet.

We've graduated from browser-based cryptojacking to crypto-hijackers that embed their work in games. Hurray.

Two years after the initial turbulent release of No Man's Sky, the game has finally made its way to the Xbox One, and all versions have received the massive "Next" upgrade. But even with so much additional time in the oven, some aspects of the game aren't fully baked.