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Apple may be replacing iPhone 6 Pluses with iPhone 6s Pluses, if you've got one of the former in need of full repair or replacement. Might be your lucky day.

You can thank the surge of interest in cryptocurrency for the increase in graphics card prices, but Nvidia is trying to do something about it. "Trying" is the operative word here.

Intel's initial Meltdown and Spectre patches for older systems caused frequent reboots and other issues. The company thinks it has nailed those problems down.

After previously suggesting a government shutdown would not delay the Falcon Heavy project, SpaceX now says it won't be able to test the rocket during a government shutdown. Even if the current impasse in Washington is solved, we're not out of the budgetary woods just yet.

The cashier-free store has been in beta for the last few years, but Amazon now says its automated technology is ready for primetime.

We have entered the era of programs that can program us, and they're getting better at it by the day. Learn how to protect yourself from "dopamine-driven feedback-loops."

Tesla has played up its self-driving credentials for years, but a new industry report ranks the company dead last.

Phones have driven the semiconductor industry for the past few cycles, but TSMC thinks that's changing, courtesy of the HPC market.

Apple has famously punted with the iPhone X, leaving an island of bezel in the middle of the screen for the front-facing camera sensors. Samsung has filed a patent that offers a potential alternative — a smartphone with cameras and other sensors inside the display.

GPU prices are so high, they're killing the value proposition of building your own gaming PC.

It's called KRUSTY (Kilopower Reactor Using Stirling Technology), and it's being ramped up to full power in a few weeks.

It turns out a malicious script has been hiding on its website for about two months.