Technology

Microsoft has clarified its stance on non-Genuine OS versions and future upgrades to Windows 10: If you don’t have a legal copy of the OS now, Redmond isn’t going to give you one.

It’s time to stop getting out of the way and start standing up to space junk — with lasers.

The Asus Zenfone 2 — a nice if otherwise ho-hum 5.5-inch Android phone with an Intel Atom processor announced at CES 2015 — suddenly just got a lot more interesting.

A new rumor suggests that GlobalFoundries production changes were responsible for killing AMD’s ambitious Project Skybridge. We discuss if the rumors make sense — and if it would’ve mattered either way.

Using recent data from NASA’s Fermi Gamma ray Space Telescope, scientists have now found evidence for the left-handed galactic-scale magnetic fields that are predicted to exist by current theories for the scarcity of antimatter.

TiVo is rounding out its app lineup with Plex, which lets users stream their videos, music, and photos from a networked computer. As Dave Zatz reports, the Plex app will arrive on TiVo DVR boxes no later than June 8. … Continue reading →

In a 74-2 vote by the Hawaiian legislature, lawmakers have passed a bill that requires the state to be 100% dependent on renewable energy by the year 2045.

MAME, the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator and darling of fanatical retro arcade gamers, is going open source for the first time in its 18-year history.

Today, Dell is offering a very sweet deal to anyone in the market for both a laptop and an HDTV. When you buy the 13.3-inch XPS 13 laptop, Dell is throwing in a 32-inch HDTV for no additional cost. This … Continue reading →

It may not seem like it at first, but the discovery about the moon’s dark spots is a significant piece to the puzzle as to whether Europa harbors life.