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The Federal Trade Commission or FTC is suing NVIDIA in hopes of blocking its $40 billion acquisition of Arm from SoftBank due to antitrust concerns.

NASA is supporting Blue Origin's private Orbital Reef space station amid the aging state of the International Space Station or ISS, which is set to retire by 2030.

If you regularly power off your PCs, tablets, laptops, or game consoles by holding down the power button until it shuts off, you should think twice. Here is why it might damage your machine and what you should do instead.

In October, Google announced that they were going to eventually move their iOS apps away from Material Design and introduce more native-looking user interfaces. 

NVIDIA is launching yet another graphics card for this year, but it's not something entirely new.

Elon Musk’s recent announcement of an upcoming Tesla Bot — complete with a human form, “human-level hands” and a characteristically optimistic delivery date — has garnered a healthy serving of criticism for good reason...

A growing number of iPhone users running iOS 15.1 are reporting connectivity issues with Bluetooth hands-free systems in cars.

Although the new M1 Max MacBook Pro has been really well-praised by the Apple community, one month after it was unveiled, some users are now starting to report an issue when trying to charge the computer when it’s completely...

A leaked FBI document reveals what information messaging apps can share with the law when requested to share user data. The leaked documents came from the FBI's Science and Technology Branch and Operational Technology Division...

Despite its failed AirPower experiment a few years ago, Apple is reportedly still working on a multi-device charger for its products. According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple is developing a multi-device charger...

MediaTek's Dimensity 9000 is reportedly more expensive than its predecessors and older chips from the semiconductor company's lineup but remains a premium one that is cheaper than the counterpart from Qualcomm.

WhatsApp began working on its Reactions feature back in September. In a recent report, the social media app is still making some changes to improve the function because it has plans to launch it next year.