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Custom-engineered cells could allow scientists to help rebuild damaged tissues, create organs for transplant, and study disease models in the lab.

HTC is back in the VR game with what it calls the industry's lightest AR/VR headset.

While there are no clear fingerprints on the malicious ISO, Mandiant notes the targets overlap with previous operations from Russia's security services.

China appears to suddenly want to keep some of its CPU secrets close to the vest.

Reports of wildly varying clock speeds and a disabled shader prefetch in some cards could be a cause for concern.

The physical style is akin to the ThinkPad laptops, and it looks like it'll have some high-end specs.

NASA has just released a stunning new image of the volcanic moon Io, and you can consider this a teaser: The agency acquired a new image of the moon this week from an even closer vantage, and it'll release that one soon.

Reports of wildly varying clock speeds and a disabled shader prefetch in some cards could be a cause for concern.

The contact and Social Security details for tens of thousands of "high profile" people now have a $50,000 price tag.

Every day this week was a Monday, at least for the world's space agencies—but even then, there were plenty of bright spots. From launches to mission updates and even what's in the night sky from your backyard, here's all the latest.

Intel missed an opportunity to hire Borat as its spokesman for these "very nice" GPUs.

Throw that mood ring away—these brain electrodes can tell scientists exactly how you’re feeling at any given time.