Jupiter-like exoplanet endures molten glass showers and rotten egg odor

A Stinky Odyssey: HD 189733 b is a well-known exoplanet discovered in October 2005. The planet has a mass 11.2 percent greater than that of Jupiter and a radius 11.4 percent larger. According to the latest data from the James Webb Telescope, it possesses an atmosphere with rather unusual features.

Airbnb continues to have a serious hidden camera problem

PC market continues recovery with second consecutive quarter of growth

Microsoft Office is down to $39 with this deal, no subscription required

Judge dismisses most claims against Microsoft, GitHub, and OpenAI in Copilot lawsuit

Researchers repurpose algae as horses by having them pull micro-chariots

TSMC market cap briefly hits $1 trillion as it readies 2nm chip trials for iPhone 17

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, new AI features, new smartwatches and the Galaxy Ring

This deal gets you Windows 11 for $22

IoT devices could become 40% more energy-efficient with this AI-based approach

Equal loot for all: Minecraft Bedrock improves rare item drop rates

Logitech wants to make wireless gaming affordable with the new G309 Lightspeed mouse

Google achieves 50 Gbps fiber speeds on a live network

What just happened? In a recent field test conducted jointly with Nokia, Google's experimental fiber broadband arm GFiber Labs achieved a mind-boggling 41.89 gigabits per second download speed on a live Google Fiber network in Kansas City.

AI PCs might take off slowly, but battery life benefits is set to become Snapdragon X's real selling point

Microsoft steps down from OpenAI board, Apple will not take observer seat

Most consumers hate the idea of AI-generated customer service

TechSpot is hiring: We're looking for tech enthusiasts with sharp writing skills

Samsung Electronics union declares workers will go on strike "indefinitely"

Game Pass to receive another price hike as Microsoft reboots console offerings

Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 incoming: Watch the Samsung Unpacked event here at 6am PT / 9am ET

Users challenge distracting Google Maps pop-up ads that suggest "quick detours"

The good old days: When I was a young whipper-snapper driving off into unfamiliar territory, I had to buy a paper map. Yes, maps used to be printed on large sheets of folded paper that you could never refold. I would plan out my route in advance, and turn-by-turn directions were obtained by memorizing a list or by my navigator (aka wife, friend, brother) reading from my notes. Then, the internet ruined everything.

Google to provide a four-year support period for Linux kernel releases used in Android phones

The "OKPad" combines E-Ink and IPS displays in new bargain dual-screen laptop

Transhumanist author predicts artificial super-intelligence, immortality, and the Singularity by 2045

Dystopian Kurzweil: As Big Tech continues frantically pushing AI development and funding, many users have become concerned about the outcome and dangers of the latest AI advancements. However, one man is more than sold on AI's ability to bring humanity to its next evolutionary level.

NATO funds project to reroute internet via satellites if undersea cables are cut

Scientists trick cancer cells into self-destructing through genetic editing

Intel Arrow Lake-S PCs may not get Microsoft's Copilot+ certification

Semiconductor analyst on what would happen if China destroyed TSMC's factories

Selfie-based authentication is on the rise, alarming security experts

X struggles to grow daily active users amid stiff competition from Meta's Threads

US-China chip wars fueled by "ideology, not facts" says former ASML chief

Experts warn of hacking risks as AI-powered vending machines that sell ammo expand across the US

Console sales plummeted 40% in May as market anticipation grows

HP discontinues laser printers with online-only DRM