7 dorm gadgets to make campus living a breeze
Setting yourself up for college success is easy. Just make sure you have a comfortable, welcoming and fun home space with these tech and gadget picks.
8 SNES games that still need to come to Nintendo Switch
The SNES just turned 30. Sadly, many of its most beloved games aren't available on Nintendo Switch.
Here’s how I tracked down the people selling my data, then stopped them
Shady online data brokers collect and sell your personal information without your permission. But with the right software tools, you can stop them
Oberhasli is an evolving virtual world built for Deadmau5 fans
Oberhasli is a digital world curated by electronic musician Deadmau5. We sat down with the man behind the mask to hear how it works.
5 essential productivity apps for students of all ages
Going back to school this fall? Pick up one of these five apps to hit the ground running!
How Intel Thread Director makes Alder Lake and Windows 11 a match made in heaven
Alder Lake is the new hybrid CPU architecture from Intel, and it features a special optimization for Windows 11 in the form of Thread Director.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus has me craving a full Pokémon Monster Hunter game
Pokémon Legends: Arceus shares a lot of similarities with Monster Hunter, but it could go deeper.
The best note-taking apps for college students
Note-taking apps can help you manage your busy life as a student and help you study. Check out our list of the best note-taking apps for college students.
5 things we want to see in Wednesday’s Pokémon Presents
We know there will be updates on the biggest upcoming Pokémon games, but we want to know more.
Will Google ever lose its throne as king of search? Here are its main contenders
Google has been the king of search for decades and has worked hard to keep competitors down. But there's a small group of startups that refuses to back down.
Venom in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Why it should (or shouldn’t) happen
Should Tom Hardy's Venom become part of the MCU? Here are some of the reasons why Marvel's favorite symbiote should or shouldn't join the MCU narrative.
The best to-do list apps for students
With back-to-school season looming, there's no time like the present to get organized with our picks of the best to-do list apps for students.
The most important personal computers in history, ranked
Forty years ago this week, the iconic IBM PC made its debut. In honor of this game-changing tech anniversary, we ranked the most important PCs of all time
Flying and roving security cams are here, but are we ready for them?
There are now flying, roving, autonomous security cameras. Are they helpful, or are we facing a HAL 9000 situation?
Why Chromebooks are still the go-to student laptop after a year of remote school
After a year of remote learning, Chromebooks are still a top choice for students over WIndows laptops and there are many reasons why.
Facebook’s ‘droidlet’ A.I. could take speech recognition to a whole new level
Today's natural language recognition systems -- like Siri and Alexa -- are still somewhat limited in what they can understand. Facebook thinks it can do better
Performance enhancing shoes? How Nike’s controversial Vaporfly line redefined running
Nike's 'performance-enhancing' Vaporfly running shoes are headed to the Olympic Games in Tokyo, but some running enthusiasts don't think they should be allowed
Kodorin is Super Smash Bros. Melee’s newest rising star
We spoke to Super Smash Bros. Melee's rising star Kodorin about his journey and Smash Summit.
Intel road map explained: Alder Lake, Meteor Lake, and beyond 2025
Intel laid out a new road map at its Intel Accelerated event, showing the path forward through 2025. Here's what's coming down the pike.
5 ways geofencing makes your smart home smarter
Goefencing can add even more convenience and utility to your smart home, as well as improve your home's overall security.
Arcadia.tv fuses sports and esports to turn Tron into a reality
Arcadia.tv fuses sports and esports to create a first-of-its-kind competition.
Intel’s incredible athlete-tracking A.I. is the ‘holy grail’ of training tech
3DAT, Intel's athlete-tracking A.I., was built to boost the viewer experience at the Olympics, and it has huge potential as a training tool for elite athletes.
7 things you didn’t know your home security system could do
Your home security system can do more than just watch for broken windows or open doors. It might even save you money.
The incredible engineering inside an Olympic archer’s bow
The bows used in modern archery competitions have more in common with Formula 1 race cars than they do with the simple wooden bows of centuries past.
A complete, chronological history of the catastrophic GPU shortage
The GPU shortage continues to be a problem for anyone looking for a graphics card. To understand how we got here, here's a complete history of the GPU shortage.
Smart homes should include a safe word for emergency situations
The smart home can improve the security features it provides to homeowners by including a safe word that contacts authorities.
Under the radar: How a 117-year old technology gives Olympic throwers an edge
It takes more than sheer strength to be an elite thrower, so today's top athletes often use a unique kind of radar technology to optimize their performance.
Wind breakers: The epic quest to eliminate aerodynamic drag
The faster an athlete travels, the more resistance they meet from the forces of aerodynamic drag. Here's how engineers are helping minimize that problem.
Quantum clocks and e-pistols: The ultra-precise timekeeping of the Tokyo Games
In the Olympics, a single microsecond can mean the difference between winning and losing a race, so timekeeping systems need to be outrageously accurate.
Battlefield Portal brings past games, powerful creative tools to 2042
Battlefield 2042 will feature a creative mode called Battlefield Portal that lets players create custom games.
World of Warcraft’s biggest streamer is leading the Final Fantasy XIV charge
Thanks to a popular World of Warcraft streamer, Final Fantasy 14 has seen a startling rise in player numbers.
How kids and seniors prompted Qualcomm to heavily invest in wearables
Google and Samsung aren't the only ones wanting to change wearables for the better. Qualcomm has opened a forum to drive innovation and plans a new Wear chip.
Google needs to figure out supply problems before the Pixel 6 launches
Google hasn't been especially good at managing the supply of its Pixel phones, but the Pixel 6 presents a good chance for the company to make a change.
This cockroach-inspired rescue bot could save your life one day
Despite being the size of a cockroach, UC Berkeley's clever new rescue robot could help save humans buried in rubble. Here's a look at how it works.