Six years after its CES debut, Samsung has demoted Ballie to internal use.

Larry Ellison pledged $40B, but "he didnt raise the price," Warner chair says.

Even with a fix available, broken apps won't be able to update themselves.

If companies insist on bricking gadgets, this is a better way to do it.

Company staff were very selective about how they modeled earthquake dangers.

Legion Go 2 support announced at CES, wide support for Arm hardware coming soon.

Sure, there were many great moments, but in the end, they didn't add up to a satisfying whole.

The AI pioneer talks about stepping down from Meta, limits of large language models.

A recent study suggests that North Africa may be a key place to look.

Rather than being used as a storage material, the sulfur gives up electrons.

Consumers around the world told Deloitte what they want in their next vehicle.

A lot could happen in space next year, but let's get real about what actually will.

Motorola is light on details but heavy on hype for its first book-style foldable.

Nvidia's only GeForce announcements this year were about software improvements.

The most familiar, full-fledged PC experience you can get from a keyboard.

Dell moves from pushing "AI PCs" and back to what matters in laptops.

"Jamming will block all communications," including 911 calls, CTIA tells FCC.

Four new monitors promise "effective motion clarity of a theoretical 1,000 Hz monitor."

OpenAI's loss in privacy fight could lead to sharing even more deleted chats.

"The question isnt are you prepared to die? The question is who will you be when you close your eyes?

AI will help drive you and entertain you, according to Sony Honda Mobility.

After peaking in the Cold War, the relic of Rocketdyne has changed ownership four times in 20 years.

New chips launch "this month," targeting high-end ultraportable PCs.

But it may become slightly cheaper to buy AMD's fastest integrated Radeon GPUs.

Californians can now submit demands requiring 500 brokers to delete their data.