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Apple rolled out a new version of its laptop keyboard with its latest MacBook Pro that includes a protective membrane around the switches. Does it actually work?

Before anyone climbs aboard the crew capsule, the company wants to make sure they would be safe in the event of a rocket failure. That's what this week's test was all about.

The trend of shipping laptops that can't maintain their top-end performance needs to stop, and it needs to stop now. If Apple and PC OEMs won't protect the end-user experience, Intel and AMD must.

HDR support is finally starting to roll out to PC titles, but AMD and Nvidia handle the workload quite differently.

After months of waffling on install numbers, Microsoft says Windows 10 is still running on less than 700 million devices, according to CEO Satya Nadella.

The new Mirror Move experiment can identify your pose and match it to more than 80,000 images of other people to show you someone in a similar stance. Why? So you can make GIFs, of course.

As the market shifts towards SSDs, Western Digital is winding down HDD production at one of its major factories and moving to focus on SSDs.

Terrafugia has been showing off prototypes and making vague promises for several years, but this is the first time there's been anything approaching a release date.

It's like reading Shakespeare in the original Klingon.

Archaeologist Andrew Sorensen and his colleagues now say Neanderthals knew how to make fire, and they came to that decision after making fire themselves.

Octopath Traveller serves as something of a throwback JRPG with a 16-bit look that is cleverly paired with modern lighting and effects thanks to the Unreal Engine 4. And as the name implies, there are actually eight different stories in here for you to enjoy while exploring the various mechanics tied to each protagonist.

A new report suggests AMD could field mainstream desktop CPUs with up to 16 cores and a 10-15 percent IPC (instructions per cycle) uplift when the company moves to 7nm.