The IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon and Slim 7 Pro, Duet 5 Chromebook, and Tab P12 Pro Android tablet are on deck in October.
With their BMX bikes and walkie-talkies close at hand, a trio of '80s tweens make an incredible discovery in this sci-fi short.
Foul-mouthed "Ripper" was a male musk duck who lived in Australia.
Original Blue's Clues host Steve Burns wants you to know he remembers you.
The screen can flex both ways and could be found on smartphones as soon as 2023.
Live-action Rick and Morty shorts brought some real Back to the Future vibes to the small screen, and io9 spoke with the director behind them: Paul B. Cummings.
McDonald's accidentally sent sensitive information on its Monopoly VIP contest to some users. Whoops.
Experts around the world agreed that vaping products are safer than traditional tobacco but said more should be done to protect people from potential harms.
The corporation Amazon is investing in reforesting the Amazon rainforest. But that doesn't make it a sustainable company.
Michelle Yeoh, Awkwafina, Meng'er Zhang, Fala Chen... Marvel's latest introduced a lot of new badass women—and more than one of them helped shape the film.
Domain registrar Epik has reportedly cut ties with a 'whistleblower' site that gathered anonymous tips on Texas abortion-seekers.
A study confirms that the crash of the MV Wakashio last summer spilled a new kind of shipping fuel into a sensitive marine environment.
Hulu subscribers will soon see their monthly bills increase by $1 beginning Oct. 8.
Neo, Trinity, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Jessica Henwick, pills, guns, kung fu, and more.
The new footage is the first to capture an angel shark swimming off the coast of Wales.
Ruth Platt's ghost story follows a young girl whose mysterious new friend isn't what she seems.
To ease the pain of its 3G network shutdown, AT&T is giving out free Android phones. But there's a slight problem.
Stern is borrowing features from video game consoles to entice pinball players.
The roundworms can warn others to avoid bacteria by transferring genetic material.
WhatsApp isn't the impenetrable private messaging service Facebook likes to claim, ProPublica finds.
