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If gaming isn’t as fulfilling as it used to be, it’s OK to walk away and go do something else.

Guest columnist Alan Henry offers advice for putting yourself out there online.

From comfy beds to water fountains, we found sales on cat supplies to kick off Adopt-a-Cat Month.

The AMD-powered ZenBook 13 is one of the best values we’ve seen in a long time.

How do developers take open worlds and condense them into a form that fits on your coffee table? It's not easy, but when it works, it's incredible.

Each copter doesn’t just track where the others are. It constantly predicts where they’ll go.

Remote work generally reduces driving. But the travel behavior of telecommuters isn’t as straightforward as it might seem.

This week, Apple doubled down on its vision of a seamlessly integrated ecosystem of products, software, and services. The catch? You need to be all in on Apple.

Whether you're drafting a memo or promoting a book, technology can make the task easier than ever.

And that’s why we will fight about it forever.

These affordable wireless buds from JLab Audio have the same specs as the Apple AirPods and sound almost as good.

You may not have heard of Fastly, but you felt its impact when sites didn’t load around the world Tuesday morning.

The company is enlisting your Echo and Ring devices into an internet-sharing mesh network starting Monday. It’s not too late to opt out.

Weber’s second take on a pellet smoker delivers delicious results. Be prepared to clean your cooker more frequently, though.

New neuroscience-based technologies aim to improve decisionmaking under pressure. But solving systemic problems will take a lot more than that.

Building games that reflect the diversity of the real world is nothing new to the team at Arkane Studios. But this project presented unique challenges.

Hobbyists spend hours building their own personalized rigs, while others drop thousands of dollars on a bespoke board. The hype is only getting bigger.

The game lets you build a new post-plague civilization in 14th-century England, and it’s been topping Steam charts—for good reason.

Most plastics take hundreds of years to decompose. This one, from case maker Pivet, harnesses the power of hungry microbes.

The clothing supply chain releases some 265 million pounds of microfibers that wash into the environment each year.

She was a star engineer who warned that messy AI can spread racism. Google brought her in. Then it forced her out. Can Big Tech take criticism from within?

The 2021 edition of WWDC began Monday with a keynote address. Apple used the occasion to show off a whole bunch of enhancements to its software and services.

LineStar Integrity Services was hacked around the same time as Colonial Pipeline, but radical transparency activists have brought the attack to light.

The update has been a long time coming, and if you haven't played, now's the time. We asked Robert Kurvitz, the game's designer, if he’s finally satisfied with it.

Making the tiny nanoparticles used in everything from electronics to paint isn't easy. But a new experiment creates order out of chaos.

Pinduoduo, which recently passed Alibaba as the shopping site with the most customers, connects 12 million farmers to more than 800 million users.

The publishing platform is gaining traction as a Substack substitute. But the comparison isn't so simple.

Sure, hitting send is easy. But these tips can help make sure everyone's messages are coming across loud and clear.

The tech giant wants its core product to infer meaning from human language, answer multipart questions—and look more like Google Assistant sounds.

Unable to find enough workers, employers are turning to technology to perform tasks—and women are likely to be the hardest hit.

The annual event starts at 10 am Pacific with news about software updates coming to iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Here's how to tune in.

This expensive hair vacuum quickly dries and smoothes kinks out of your hair. It's impressive, if you can afford to pay for it and can store it.

The promise of a crackdown is sending the country's crypterati scrambling for the exit.

Scientists have begun to decipher the seismic signals that reveal how explosive a volcanic eruption is going to be.

The often-overlooked Liberty City and Vice City Stories have some of the best character development and the most cinematic moments in the franchise.

The company's more affordable version of last year's Pixel Buds cut some perks for a much better price.

The livestreaming platform for gamers helped pioneer the patronage systems that prop up so much of the internet today.

It's a growing threat for individual users and businesses alike—but there are ways to protect yourself.

Plus, a Supreme Court decision on a controversial anti-hacking law, a WhatsApp walk-back, and more of the week’s top security news.

Listen, if you’re going to take them, follow these precautions so they don’t go anywhere you don’t intend them to.

Without the algorithmic boosts of Twitter and Facebook, there are few “active” internet users to be found.

The first book from renowned pitmaster and chef Rodney Scott puts a long-neglected keystone of Black American culture on the table.

Dry conditions are worsening a warm-water disease that’s sweeping through juvenile fish. Their deaths will create a future crisis for both fish and human populations.

Like on game consoles of old, children can insert physical cards into this cute pixel-art cube to listen to audiobooks, podcasts, and soundscapes.

Keep cool in this heat with the best deals on portable air conditioners, and immerse yourself in a weekend movie with discounted soundbars.

A combination of a high barrier to entry and outdated, misogynistic attitudes keep women out of a hobby where they could thrive.

Facebook has agreed to follow some of the board’s nonbinding recommendations regarding the Donald Trump suspension. That’s progress.

Catch up on the most important updates from this week.

The Netflix series can still feel like a boy's club, but the second season eclipses the first.