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Under the MIT license, you can download, modify, and use the Windows File Manager almost however you want.

Mozilla's report on the internet's state of health is available — and it's anything but happy.

Before Earth developed even the simplest single-celled organisms that evolved to become all the life present today, there was chemistry.

One of the primary issues with the Essential Phone was the abysmal camera, and now Essential admits it screwed that up. It promises to do better next time, though.

Even without the EPA trying to back off on fuel economy rules, Americans have voted: By a 2-1 margin, SUVs, crossovers and pickups are outselling the family sedan.

Nvidia has announced it is ending its support for 32-bit operating systems, effective this month.

As a detachable, you can use the Chromebook X2 like a laptop or pull it free of the keyboard portion and you've got a tablet.

Criminals have found a way to steal chip-and-pin credit and debit cards by replacing the chip with a dummy unit.

The Battle for Azeroth, WoW's next expansion, begins August 14.

Virgin Galactic is today much closer to its goal to take passengers on quick jaunts into space.

The original Google Lunar X Prize asked participants to undertake the seemingly attainable goal of getting a small rover onto the lunar surface. No one could do it in time to claim the prize.

As is tradition, the first hints of Google's next flagship smartphone have appeared in the Android open source code. Specifically, Google is optimizing code for a device called "Pixel 3." It doesn't get much clearer than that.