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Open source software turned 20 yesterday. Few software concepts can claim to have influenced the world so much.

Qualcomm's legal fight with Apple could result in the company losing the iPhone altogether. Intel certainly hopes so.

Apple's iPhone X is once again having problems — this time with a great many dropped calls. Apple is investigating.

It's easy to take our phone cameras for granted, but DxOMark has looked back at how many innovations are packed into each one, and how much image quality has improved as a result.

The banks don't want customers charging crypto purchases because it's volatile and a high credit risk.

GlobalFoundries is pushing ahead with a plan to pilot EUV and 7nm production. We recently got a chance to sit down with the company and talk about its plans for the future.

Microsoft could be looking at a revamping of its Windows versions that would eliminate 10 S as its own OS, relegating it to a feature in other versions.

CEO Elon Musk has repeatedly reminded us that the Falcon heavy could just explode on the launch pad. In fact, he's saying that an awful lot.

A new roadmap for self-driving car development claims that vehicle fleets should only be operated by companies in urban areas.

Tesla will even have its own employees on hand at Home Depot locations to tout the benefits of the tech.

This camera records at greater than HD resolution, but that's not the impressive part. No, the impressive part is that it records at greater than HD resolution at a mind-boggling 6,600 frames per second. You can push it even higher at lower resolutions.

Researchers from Columbia University have developed a prototype for a flexible battery based on the shape of the human spine, and it has properties similar to non-flexible batteries.