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"We need something to give us a reason to hope."

Logitech's updated G303 is a wireless rechargeable gaming mouse with a higher price tag.

Second shutdown this month has players despairing for the state of the young MMO.

Phase 2 investigation into transaction ordered on public interest grounds.

"The orbit’s parameters did not and will not pose any threat to orbital stations."

Researchers figure out how to obtain the "fuse encryption key" unique to each CPU.

Power-saving and software compatibility feature in wide-ranging presentation.

Cambridge, Md. mayor allegedly posted nudes on Reddit with racial slurs in captions.

"This test will significantly increase the risk to astronauts and cosmonauts."

Drivers are contractors, but lawsuit says Amazon is ultimately liable.

Plus 70 new backward-compatible games from older Xbox consoles.

Fully's 15-percent-off sale is a solid opportunity to upgrade your home office.

The drug that could cost Medicare tens to hundreds of billions of dollars.

Latest Vivobook Pro laptops come with RTX 3050 or GTX 1650 from 2 generations ago.

Bewkes: AT&T ignored TW execs' opinions despite having "no experience in those areas."

Samsung paves over most of the changes in Android 12, but it's out quickly, at least.

Researchers build "fuzzer" that supercharges potentially serious bitflipping exploits.

Our yearly deep dive into all the interesting stuff in Google's latest OS.

SpaceX may conduct a record 30 orbital launches this year.

Phone scams, targeted phishing, and... pig butchering? The future is kind of scary.

Building factories takes time—and a history of highs and lows may deter some investors.

Dealmaster also has good board games, Google Nest devices, and gaming chairs.

The car-sized Benthic Rover II is roaming the seafloor 13,000 feet deep.

The big trade-off is between computational intensity and the size of the complex.

Metal guitarist thinks Doomscroll is a great name for a band. Id Software disagrees.

"We're operating at about 140%… this really is an unsustainable and unprecedented level."

State oil and gas regulator will allow exemptions from winterization mandates.

Update is available for Windows Insiders, will be released to the public soon.

New dish is a rectangle; new router lacks Ethernet port but has some upgrades.

The fan-favorite GTLM category is giving way to an all-pro GT3 class for 2022.

Big Sur got a fix 234 days before Catalina did, although both are supported.

The "Secure Equipment Act of 2021" restricts the FCC from approving ban exemptions.

Up to 20,000 children were exposed to lead during two-year crisis.

Disney also unveiled teaser for new documentary exploring the legacy of Boba Fett.

Tech would use face scan to see if user is wearing privacy glasses.

PC games removed from sale as outage locks out access to some players' purchases.

Without cheaper à la carte options, $60 bundle is currently hard to recommend.

"It's a radically different way to accelerate projectiles and launch vehicles."

Johns Hopkins researchers used night vision and AI tools to reveal shared set of rules.

Data involving Middle Eastern countries stolen by man working for unknown US agency.

Neurocysticercosis and a most disturbing way to get tapeworms in your brain.

Judge: iPad pinch-to-zoom could "insert more items" into video of shootings.

Mediocre typing feel overshadows reliable wireless and fantastic battery life.

"We can’t get any more of our current CPU for—you’re not going to believe this—730 days."

Researchers have a more accurate way to look at how we're developing the Arctic.

Many users react harshly to what some see as a coming crypto-fueled revolution.

New PBT keycaps from Drop bring Middle-Earth languages to your fingertips.

Jury hears more Theranos missteps from frustrated investor, former lab director.

A new analysis suggests the economics are close to breaking even.

The concept will be formally unveiled on November 17.