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Intel has gone and quietly unveiled several Core 200H series processors for laptops, which we were not expecting to officially surface until the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next month.

Brace yourselves: your next limited-edition Oreo flavor may well be developed using artificial intelligence (AI). Worry not though, as each of these new cookies won't be any less artificial than the ingredients already used in them today anyway.

OpenAI is now making ChatGPT available as a service accessible by phone call or text, in an attempt to make it more accessible to more people.

When watching TV, you can press a button unfurl a black screen in the back for best picture quality, and when retracted, it blends in with the background.

SuperAuthenti, the studio behind Catly, is responding to accusations the game is AI slop after its debut trailer at The Game Awards.

Intel promised performance patches for its latest desktop processors, and now we know what form they'll take.

Thanks to a great reception and numerous requests following its reveal at the 2023 Tokyo Auto Show, the sixth generation Honda Prelude is bound for U.S. shores next year.

Intel's Robert Hallock returns for a followup discussion on the state of Arrow Lake and what performance fixes are on tap.

NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs are close to being announced, and some kind of enhanced ray tracing may be a big upgrade.

Coming out of left field is a leaked render of what the Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max (and perhaps by extension, the entire iPhone 17 lineup) could look like.