From ultra-efficient chips for affordable laptops to more powerful processors for everyday machines, Intel's upcoming lineup is starting to take shape. However, the names might not tell the whole ...

SpaceX has picked Qualcomm to power Starlink Mobile, a nationwide 5G network of cell towers that will work alongside Starlink’s satellites to keep you connected.

Bluetooth just got nearly four times faster, and your songs, movies, and earbuds’ battery may be the big winners.

Losing a pet is heartbreaking enough, but some owners are now dealing with something even worse. Fraudsters are using AI to offer false hope, turning the search for a missing animal into an elaborate ...

Mercedes-Benz is testing smart glass that can flash alerts to drivers behind you and turn your windshield into a private screen for movies, maps, and video calls.

Apple's standard iPhone 18 could arrive in early 2027 with a more powerful 2nm A20 chip and a larger battery, although a familiar design and another potential price increase might dampen the ...

Forget heavy industrial generators. The Innovation Award-winning EcoFlow DELTA 3800 Gen4 packs record-breaking runtime and serious muscle into a portable design, keeping your family safe and connected ...

Google Chrome’s redesigned three-dot menu now has a working search box that pulls up settings, bookmarks, and recent sites as you type.

Researchers have developed a system called TransfHAR that uses the motion sensors inside the Apple Watch, the accelerometer and the gyroscope, to learn and identify activities based on the movement of ...

Microsoft has unveiled a bizarre, five-foot-long alligator housing a fully functional Xbox Series X, complete with a bite-marked controller, and one lucky fan can win the one-of-a-kind creation.

Scammers no longer need to know you personally to send you a convincing email. Researchers have found that AI can do much of the detective work for them, and the results are concerning.

Texas A&M researchers have built a tiny injectable glucose sensor that uses near-infrared light and a cheaper sugar molecule, and it could one day replace today’s pricey, patch-based monitors.