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Desktop Ryzen was competitive with Intel. Mobile Ryzen looks to go one better.

A must-have Switch game with what seems like a million things to do.

I'm not ready for the future the Pixelbook is made for, and neither is Chrome OS.

Scoble claims sexual harassment "has to do with the power position."

Still, only 20 percent of Puerto Rico’s residents have power.

Lawsuit claims "restricted mode filtering" violates free speech rights.

It's a Sports Activity Coupe.

Robbing the Xbox of its eyes and ears makes it a lesser platform.

Tesla says the latest firings are part of its annual review process.

New report endorses a coordinated federal response to climate change.

Rising temperatures might not be helping, but overuse is the real problem.

The major new API will "hardware accelerate" machine learning on Android.

Canada, France, and the UK have pledged to end coal generation.

Apple says Face ID will still only have a one-in-a-million chance of failing.

Google had a little help building its first-ever consumer SoC.

Leaked documents reveal scare tactics that helped ISPs avoid privacy rules.

Puffing e-cigarettes in public places is getting much harder to do.

But hundreds of angry players say they've been banned "for nothing."

Will you let Amazon be the gatekeeper to your home?

We know little about the Sports EV but we do know Honda needs to build it.

Particle physics data sorted by quantum machine learning but still needs work.

Primary alternative to dark matter can't deal with gravitational waves' speed.

Kaspersky presses its case it didn't knowingly help Russia steal NSA secrets.

Beloved Nintendo series to get fully featured "freemium" smartphone version in a month.

Republicans eliminate rule, make it easier for stations to close local studios.

They had their reasons.

Judge finds there was "a lack of any proper testimony as to specific causation."

Follows mounting congressional pressure about social media ads and disclosure.

MicroTransit would involve virtual stops and routes that change based on demand.

Plus deals on Amazon Kindle devices, Vizio 4K TVs, and more.

“Congress has a constitutional duty to preserve the integrity of our justice system.”

Some users are told a software fix is in the works.

Highly advanced "Bad Rabbit" hits train stations, airport, and media.

"Site commissions" raise prices by sending up to 60 percent of revenue to jails.

Despite egregious ethics, law enforcement can do nothing. Families left aghast.

The city-state says 12 percent of its land is already devoted to roads.

Stealth update could pave the way for Virtual Console, new Smash Bros..

The self-driving dominoes continue to fall.

New analysis says hurricanes will mostly pass offshore as oceans keep rising.

The rumored voice-control remote with Netflix button is now a reality.

Those who wander in their sleep beat controls at distracted movement tests.

Alphabet's Project Loon is providing connectivity to hard-hit areas of the island.

Delightful math-art puzzle game for adults and children alike.

Brad Smith, Microsoft's attorney: "It is an unequivocal win for our customers."

Both Newegg, ASI will "vigorously defend" their companies and deny wrongdoing.

Soylent reportedly doesn't meet the CFIA's requirement for "meal replacement."

The show has come into its own with an intense, addictive Klingon conspiracy theory

“I get it, there’s a balance that needs to be struck,” Christopher Wray said.

Response to "always on" Internet fiasco put "back compat" on the backburner.