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The latest iteration of the Bip lineup features a rich 1.97-inch AMOLED, two week battery life, a solid health, sleep, and heart rate monitoring suite, AI-powered fitness coach, and even offline maps for navigation off the beaten path.

Whatever exclusivity agreement Qualcomm had with Microsoft for its Copilot+ initiative is now over, for the most part, with many features now available on Copilot+ PCs powered by AMD and Intel.

Oura's LLM-based AI Oura Advisor has exited beta and is now available to Oura subscribers, specifically owners of the Oura Ring Gen 3 and Oura Ring 4.

Don't fall for scammers on Amazon listing NVIDIA's top gaming GPU for less than MSRP, let alone several hundred dollars less.

Plex is beginning to roll out its big app overhaul to users this week, here are some quick impressions about the changes the company made.

ASUS ROG has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to tease an upcoming Xbox-branded game console in a short 34-second animated/rendered trailer.

Redditor UserBhoss' story is proof you don't need specialized tools to delid your CPU.

CEO Strauss Zelnick reveals why Take-Two is waiting to release more information about the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI.

Apple has been slapped with a 150 million Euro ($162 million) fine by French antitrust regulators over the implementation of a privacy feature.

Aston Martin's Valhalla is inching closer to production; we've already seen the supercar is final production form, but now Aston Martin is showing off the mid-engined plug-in hybrid vehicle undergoing road- and track-testing ...