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Customers will be able to pick up a brand new decade-old iPhone for just 44,000 won (about $41), no contract required.

Sony's response to the Fortnite controversy proves it doesn't understand — or doesn't care — why gamers are upset in the first place.

As E3 goes through growing pains as it transitions to a more consumer-themed event, the show floor and surroundings have become mildly off-putting. But in spite of the quirks and hiccups, the games announced and shown this year were undeniably fantastic.

If you crave that original Donkey Kong experience, it's available for the first time in decades.

In a new study, astronomers claim a star with around two solar masses came apart at the seams when it encountered a black hole with the mass of 20 suns.

NASA now says the rover has missed its latest check-in. That suggests its batteries are drained, and that could spell the end for this tenacious little solar-powered rover.

The EU has passed a directive calling for the end of using Kaspersky products after they've been "proven malicious." That particular bar hasn't quite been met, at least not publicly.

Multiple OEMs are marketing systems as if their total memory loadout is equivalent to their actual DRAM + Optane cache. That's not how this works.

According to a note in Google's open source code, there's evidence that Google is planning to have the Pixelbook certified to run Windows 10 as well.

The Chicago Infrastructure Trust has chosen The Boring Company to build the Chicago Express Loop service, which will carry passengers to and from O'Hare Airport. The company's vision for that involves autonomous electric pods that travel at 150 miles per hour.

AMD's Vega development process may have been more troubled than we realized, with resources also pulled to finish Navi — a chip Sony may have specifically commissioned for the PlayStation 5.

Two teams have independently discovered three different exoplanets forming in a star's protoplanetary disk.