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Google Pixel 11 Pro early adopters have run into issues with the Video Boost feature, but there's a quick fix for it.

A major discovery reveals that Mars is fundamentally asymmetrical deep beneath its surface, with its southern interior burning between 200 and 400 degrees Celsius (392 to 752 degrees Fahrenheit) hotter than its northern counterpart.

Scientists at CSIRO, Australia's national science agency, have built a prototype quantum battery that upends classical physics by charging faster the bigger it gets.

Europe's flagship LUMI-AI supercomputer is coming to Finland in 2027, leveraging AMD's MI430X accelerators and HBM4 memory to fuel AI.

Dyson has entered the oral hygiene game with the CameraJet, a tech-heavy electric toothbrush that mounts an endoscopic camera and a fluid jet at the brush head to shoot mouth rinse between your teeth.

Nintendo's Switch 2 price hike to $499 is now active across major retailers, but you can still snag a Grade-A refurb for $399 at Woot.

NVIDIA's DLSS5 neural rendering technology introduces a new paradigm for computer graphics.

Samsung introduces an entry-level $799 14-inch Galaxy Book6 powered by Intel's 18A Wildcat Lake Core Series 3 chips and Galaxy AI support.

Two new issues cropped up for Windows 11 this week, but at least a previous game-breaking bug was fixed.

China's domestic memory foundry is the first to produce LPDDR6, and it's coming to Xiaomi's next folding smartphone.