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The new launcher should make it easier to find and organize apps.
The company released its entry-level Arc 3 graphics today and teased the high-end Arc 5 and Arc 7.
Borrowing a feature from guitars, the Seaboard Rise 2 makes it easier for musicians to feel each key.
They taste fine, but the imitation snap and crumble are too much for my squeamish eating.
Watch a never-before-seen video from Mighty Derringer, a Department of Energy training exercise simulating a nuclear terrorist attack on a major U.S. city.
Nobody at Ronin noticed the theft of over $600 million in ether for six days.
The Dyson Zone creates a private bubble of clean air for the wearer while away from home.
A new cybercrime ploy sees hackers hijacking law enforcement email addresses to demand troves of user data from tech platforms. It's working.
Canadian photographer François Brunelle said was inspired to start his “I’m not a look-alike!” project because of his close resemblance to Mr. Bean.
Recently revealed internal White House records show a 7 hour and 37-minute gap in Trump's phone logs on January 6, 2021.
Google TV, Android TV, and Roku devices will soon be compatible with 5.1 surround sound content.
The Tech Oversight Project's site features dozens of pages on everything from tech anti-competitive practices to spreading anti-vaccine misinformation.
The Mobile Filmmaker Cage turns an iPhone into a well-equipped shooting rig.
The new PS Plus brings classic PlayStation games to the PS5—for a price.
Google is changing up the look of Gmail—and you can customize it too.
Apps that promise to give users a better version of reality are helping create conspiracy theories.
Eight subwoofers and nine full-range speakers in the Devialet Dione fill a room with music, movies, podcasts, or any other kind of sound you can think of.
FinFisher has been accused of improperly selling its spyware to Turkey. Now it's claiming insolvency as the German government attempts to seize its assets.
Stanford researchers turned up over 1,000 LinkedIn accounts using images that they say appear to have been created by a computer.
You'll need a paid Google Workplace account to survey friends, family, and colleagues on when to get a meetup on the books with appointment scheduling.
