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Soldered by Woz himself, this PCB is about as rare as it gets in the world of vintage Apple computers.

Intel says the day we've all been waiting for is finally visible on the horizon.

The high-end automaker is taking significant steps to revamp its vehicle lineup, as well as its manufacturing process.

If you've already got a library of games, GeForce Now could be the best way to stream them, particularly now that it supports higher frame rates and smoother gameplay on Android phones. Nvidia has announced that all Android phones with 120 Hz screens can now stream at 120 FPS.

An educational institution in Canada is now able to offer students a firsthand tour through video game history, thanks to the recent acquisition of a famous 14,000-title collection.

Mediatek has tapped Intel to build future "smart edge devices."

Having developers divulge their plans for your data is a good thing, but relying on that exclusively to inform consumers is a very bad thing. Google seems to get that now — the company has announced that the full permission list is returning to the Play Store.

Naturally, there are some carve-outs for network management, but the real problem is the low likelihood of passage.

Blizzard and its Chinese partners have reportedly been given permission to launch Immortal in China, which is the largest gaming market in the world.

The new taskbar overflow pop-up will let you access all your running programs, even if you run out of space at the bottom of the screen.

Holy heat wave! Welcome to your snack-sized Friday roundup of space news. This week, we've got meteors and auroras, but SOFIA took one on the nose in New Zealand.

AMD seems prepared to take on Nvidia's RTX Voice with a new noise suppression feature in its Adrenaline drivers.