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Microsoft has a new Halo game rolling out this year — but it's an arcade title, not a console game.

There are questions about whether or not Google faked its AI demo earlier this month — and Google isn't answering them.

Now that most sites have moved to HTTPS, Google is looking to change the way those warnings appear to emphasize sites that are still lagging behind.

At current levels, de Vries estimates Bitcoin mining uses at least 2.6GW of power per year, and that number could grow to as much as 7.7GW by the end of the year.

Simply snap them into a frame, add your sample, and wait for the results.

Close your eyes and repeat, loudly: "I DON'T WANNA GROW UP..."

Instead of simply focusing on x86 cores, or even developing a line of specialized many-core accelerators like Xeon Phi, the company has said it would bring a Xeon CPU to market with an FPGA integrated directly into the die.

The Kilauea has intensified, but fears of a massive blast are not well-founded.

NASA is sending up a new piece of equipment that will make one tiny part of the station about 10 billion times colder than space outside.

Microsoft's new Adaptive Controller is a major step forward for helping gamers with physical or neurological challenges enjoy their hobby.

These two new services replace existing Google products, and Play Music isn't even going away. Yeah, it's pretty confusing.

Both AT&T and Verizon have said today they will sell the mysterious phone with its holographic display. It's going to be one of the most expensive phones ever launched, though.