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The FBI has sent Apple a letter asking the company to unlock two iPhones involved in the recent shooting of three Navy servicemen.

AMD CEO Lisa Su may have confirmed that Big Navi is coming in a question-and-answer session at CES 2020.

Google Project Zero, the company's security team devoted to finding zero-day vulnerabilities in tech products, announced that it's going to be testing a new disclosure policy in 2020.

Designed for open-loop cooling, this case's back panel holds and routes its liquid coolant.

Adata's custom keyboard isn't for sale, but it was, you probably couldn't afford it.

You know things are getting out of hand when we get excited about products that specifically don't have RGB...

Samsung said its operating profits for the fourth quarter of 2019 fell 34% year-over-year, but that's actually somewhat good news, because analysts predicted a greater decline.

MediaTek announced the 7nm Dimensity 800 SoC that features a built-in 5G modem, a 2.4 TOPS AI processing unit and an octa-core CPU with four A76 cores clocked at 2GHz.

Even the smallest text looks sharp with the Pimax Vision 8K X doing VR at 8K resolution.

Alienware unveiled Concept UFO at CES 2020. It’s a handheld gaming PC, but we don’t know the specs yet.

Ossia's finalizing its Cota Home transmitter for bringing over-the-air charging to your own house.

InWin’s Diey is more a work of art than it is a PC case.

Intel's Horseshoe Bends is Intel's concept for a 17-inch foldable, but we didn't get to fold it.

At 1000R, the MSI Optix MAG342CQR will be one of the curviest gaming monitors ever, and the MSI Optix MEG381CQR has a bonus OLED screen on its bottom bezel. We go hands-on.

MSI’s Creator 17 miniLED overs over 1000 nits of brightness in its content creation machine.

Google announced that it updated Google Assistant with an "interpreter mode" that allows it to offer real-time translations for 29 languages via the Nest Hub.

CES 2020 officially kicked off with big announcements from Intel and AMD and plenty of hardware from other companies.

Due out later this year, the XPG Sage will use a brand new controller and operate over PCI Gen 4.

IBM announced at CES 2020 that it's taught its Watson artificial intelligence how to evaluate the potential effectiveness of marketing materials.

Tempered glass on four sides. Now that's what we're talking about!

The White House reportedly plans to reveal new guidelines covering the federal government's regulation of artificial intelligence technologies at CES 2020.

Thunderbolt 4 appears to be mostly a re-branding of Thunderbolt 3.

Known for VR headsets with up to 8K resolution, Pimax is finally releasing an entry-level offering in the Artisan.

You'll have to get it with the bundled memory kit for it to work, though.

Researchers from France and Singapore showed that cheap chosen-prefix attacks against SHA-1 signatures are now possible, and that the attacks are getting cheaper every year.

The Nreal Light MR glasses offer a familiar, yet wild, experience by displaying native Android apps in AR at 1,000 nits.

Facebook gave its Privacy Checkup tool its first major update since 2014.

AMD said that a render of the upcoming Xbox Series X console shared during its CES 2020 press conference was fake.

AMD introduced two new FreeSync specifications in an attempt to make it easier for consumers to identify which monitors will allow them to experience smooth gaming or HDR games.

Arduino introduced at CES the Portenta H7 with dual-core Arm Cortex-M7 and Cortex-M4 processors. It targets applications that require a decent amount of computing power but have tight power constraints.

Bluetooth SIG announced the "next generation of Bluetooth audio," the fittingly named LE Audio, at CES 2020.

The operating system also comes with the Hack learning software for children.

After several leaks, Intel revealed the NUC 9 Ghost Canyon Extreme Kit and Compute Element at CES 2020.

The Razer Tomahawk Gaming Desktop uses Intel’s Compute Element in a 10-Liter case with a full-sized GPU.

Razer is teasing the next generation of Blade laptops with 300 Hz displays and some new Intel processors.

The MasterLiquid Vivid has a 320 x 240 color LED screen that can show the fan speed, temperature or even a movie.

Cooler Master showed of early samples of the popular Spawn gaming mouse, which it will relaunch this year.

HyperX launched its first headset equipped with Qi wireless charging, the Cloud Flight S, along with a new ChargePlay base that can simultaneously charge two such Qi-enabled devices.

We're here for live coverage of Intel's CES Press conference.

The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti has met its match.

AMD fires its 7nm salvo at the laptop market and HEDT all at once.

Dell has a new laptop, the G5 15 Special Edition, with AMD’s new Ryzen Renoir-H CPU.

Acer is updating its thin and light Swift 3 lineup here at CES 2020, and it’s coming in varieties powered both by Intel’s Project Athena standards and AMD’s newly announced Ryzen 4000-series processors.

The AMD-based A15 and A17 with Renoir CPUs will arrive in Q1, while 10th Gen Intel F15 and F17 offerings will land sometime later.

Asus’ eSports-focused GA35 and GA15 gaming desktops will launch with AMD Ryzen 3000 processors, with Intel 10th Generation options coming later in 2020.

Like Microsoft and Lenovo, Dell’s also angling to get into bendable display computers.

We're here for live coverage of AMD's CES 2020 press conference.

MSI's second all-AMD gaming laptop is the Bravo 15, with an AMD Ryzen 4000 series and an RX5500M.

Cooler Master revealed its first gaming monitors at CES. The GM34 is a 144Hz, 32-inch ultrawide, and the GM27 is a165Hz 27-incher. It's also getting more into gaming chairs.

The MSI MEG Aegis Ti5 combines top-end components with a radical design, 5G support and a “Gaming Dial.”