Science & Technology

And, apparently, Lenovo is still dreaming of a laptop with a glasses-less 3D screen.

Lenovo is betting more on mobile PC gaming without the need for a discrete GPU.

The digital equivalent of snatching coins from someone's outstretched hands.

The company objected to hypothetical future use cases, not anything the military is currently doing.

Jason Blum knows IP is the lifeblood of entertainment right now, but Blumhouse will keep pumping out originals on a regular basis.

RAD puts vehicles in places and situations they'll probably never see in most customers' hands.

If you thought 'Scream 5' and ''6' were too nice, Radio Silence seemed to agree and would've made 'Scream 7' mean as hell.

A nationwide analysis found that counties closer to nuclear power plants have higher cancer mortality rates.

New songs and some flashy new remixes of the original score await your ears in 'Tron Ares: Divergence.'

The ANC is supposed to be able to block out jet engines, too.

And its app is as cluttered as its name.

Physicist Paul Davies looks back at the past century of quantum mechanics—the most disruptive theory in the history of modern science.

One critic replied simply "go away."

Has Donald Trump brought about Claudemania?

It looks like a user error with the Amazon Polly text-to-speech system is to blame.

If you've felt nostalgic for some older Marvel games lately, the 'Maximum Collection' is here to meet your retro needs.

So called "pig butchering" scams are happening on an industrial scale. Politicians have noticed.

Wayans gives you a little bootlegged sneak peek at what you'll laugh at (and probably feel bad about laughing at) in 'Scary Movie 6.'

At the outbreak of a new war, Altman is closer than ever to the Pentagon.

Created in 1897, it's over two decades older than the term "robot."