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After years of only allowing its hardware partners to put Chrome OS on devices with a laptop or desktop form factor, the first official Chrome OS tablet has appeared.

The focus is on small and midsize crossvers at NYIAS. The Big Apple's own Cadillac will unleash a Cadillac-only 550 hp twin-turbo V8 not shared with other GM cars. The most mainstream new sedan: the Nissan Altima. Here's what to expect.

Microsoft and Intel have teamed up to use modern FPGAs to boost Bing's search results — but the current changes are limited in scope.

The Nat Geo show will make you see your home planet in a whole new way.

The nice thing about this project is that as we get more electric vehicles on the road, we eventually end up with more efficient self-powered street lights.

Everyone dreams of making a famous discovery at some point in their life. Few of us manage to rediscover an entire planet.

As the number of games released on Steam continues to explode, a tiny fraction of the total games are responsible for more and more of the revenue.

Would-be rocketeer Mike Hughes has successfully reached the extreme lower trophosphere in his steam-powered rocket. Next stop: The upper atmosphere.

Lithium-air batteries have great capacity but tend to break down in a matter of weeks. A new design that tweaks the Lithium-air reaction could finally make these batteries viable for long-term use.

Samsung's Galaxy S9 has only been on sale for a week, but stories of touch-screen problems are popping up already.

You can play "lighter" PC games like World of Tanks or DOTA2 at 60 fps on most MX150 systems. Not all of them, though, and that's the problem.

Mozilla is pausing its advertising relationship with Facebook because, in its words, Mozilla wants what's "good for the web and for people." That's a subtle yet effective burn, Mozilla.