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China has announced an investigation into DRAM and NAND price fixing between Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix.

The company is preparing to push out a significant update to iOS 12 that will address performance issues and long-standing problems with iOS notifications.

Qualcomm announced its Snapdragon 850 today, the first Snapdragon platform aimed explicitly for laptops.

Nvidia isn't giving any hints on when next-generation GPUs will be available, but it expects its Big Format Gaming Displays to hit market sooner rather than later.

This phone has all the bells and whistles — in fact, it has extra bells and whistles.

The most-affordable a) sporty b) premium c) compact SUV is a winner on bang for the buck. An added A-Spec trim line will lure enthusiasts. Try (the touchpad) before you buy.

The company won't be sending space tourists to orbit the moon this year as previously announced. Instead, it'll be the middle of 2019 at the earliest.

Is ARM's Cortex-A76 the Intel-killer the industry has prophesied for years? Good question.

Walking the show floor at AWE 2018, it's obvious augmented reality is booming. Each year there are new technology breakthroughs and innovative applications. Here are some of our favorites from this, its ninth, year.

Intel may be planning an 8086K with a 5GHz boost clock to correspond with the 40th anniversary of the x86 CPU.

On Friday, the company told employees that it will bow to pressure and will not renew the contract for "Project Maven" when it expires next year.

The LG G7 ThinQ is the epitome of all things 2018 in smartphone design. It has a glass back, dual cameras, and a display notch that isn't done particularly well.