Technology

Batman: Arkham Knight may not be repaired for several more months; Rocksteady claims it remains committed to fixing the broken PC port.

Misfit is pushing down the prices of its wearable fitness trackers without sacrificing any smarts. The Misfit Flash, a basic tracker with step counting and sleep tracking, now costs $30, down from $50 previously, while the aluminum-clad Misfit Shine now … Continue reading →

Researcher can now partially cure a genetic form of deafness in mice — a form that also afflicts many humans around the world.

Subscribing to HBO without an expensive cable bundle just got a lot easier, with the arrival of HBO Now on Android and Amazon Fire devices. The $15 per month standalone streaming service is available now on Amazon Fire tablets, and … Continue reading →

Google has announced Eddystone, an open-source platform for Bluetooth LE devices that will enable communication capabilities with phones and other smart devices – and will also directly compete with Apple’s iBeacon.

Mars may once have had a continental crust, according to new readings gathered by NASA’s Curiosity rover.

If you’re looking to snag a nice barebones server on the cheap, check out the PowerEdge T110 II from Dell. It’ll take a bit of DIY spirit to get it up and running, but since this model only costs $259 … Continue reading →

Gesture recognition. iDrive that works even better. Self-parking in any garage (except the US). And an LED panoramic sunroof to annoy the 2002 purists.

The newest addition to reality is an exotic hadron, one scientists think might be born at the heart of collapsing stars.

Microsoft has hit back at reports that it would have zero availability for Windows 10 on launch day, while CEO Satya Nadella says free Windows 10 on the desktop is vital to the success of Windows 10 Mobile.