Apple has announced ARKit, a suite of tools that will empower developers to implement high quality augmented reality experiences on iOS.

Microsoft Research is the focus of a podcast that promises to cover all aspects of the company's investigations into new tech.

HP has announced that as many as 100,000 more batteries could be affected by issues that prompted an international recall in June 2016.

Experiment 7 officially opened applications for the closed beta for Catan VR, a virtual reality adaptation of the board game.

A new scholarly journal investigates how various images of Mark Zuckerberg present the billionaire Facebook CEO.

At long last, the Microsoft Office suite is now officially available for Chromebooks via the Google Play Store.

Microsoft has officially unveiled a new instalment in the Forza Motorsport series during its E3 2017 press conference.

The latest modification to the NES Classic Edition allows the system to run games from several other retro consoles.

Skype has announced that its real-time translation services can now be used on calls to mobile phones and landlines.

Leaked benchmark scores suggest that running Windows 10 on a Snapdragon 835 processor will result in underwhelming performance.

It's been announced that the delayed Pokémon Go Plus wearable will finally be released later this month.

Lego Worlds players are now able to dip into each other's game worlds to build and explore collaboratively.

Next year, Game of Thrones fans will be able to see some of the hit series' most memorable pieces of music performed live on stage.

If there are esports events at the 2024 Summer Olympics, the games being contested might not be the likes of Overwatch and Dota 2.

A team of researchers has used a 2D printed image of a fingerprint to gain access to a murder victim's smartphone.

The newly established MIT-IBM Watson A.I. Lab is set to foster new advances in A.I. – and make sure that the tech doesn’t blow up in our faces.

Google is once again the default search engine for Firefox, ending a five-year contract with Yahoo that was set to run until 2019.

Microsoft has unveiled a new Windows 10 2-in-1 that boasts an arresting aesthetic from Porsche Design.

Trademark applications submitted earlier this year suggest that the OLED bar set to be added to the new MacBook Pro will be known as the Magic Toolbar.

Apple has quietly implemented another extension to its replacement program for MacBook Pro laptops affected by Staingate.

A new study carried out by Google and Berkeley demonstrates the scope of the black market for stolen usernames and passwords.

Pixar launched its first virtual reality experience, Coco VR, in support of its upcoming movie that debuts this month.

A patent application has revealed a potential design for the previously announced virtual reality headset from LG.

IBM has announced that the next generation of its IBM Q platform will give users access to a 20-qubit processor.

Google has updated its Backup and Sync app for Mac with support for Apple File System, ahead of the release of High Sierra.

Residents of the city of Fort Collins in Colorado have voted to approve a proposal for a municipal broadband service.

The Vortrex campaign helmed by MythBusters' Jamie Hyneman seeks to make it easier to control movement in virtual reality experiences.

The Raspberry Pi started off as a side project, but it’s grown into a global organization that makes the computer industry more welcoming.

Seagate will use its Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording technology to pursue the world's first 20TB hard drive.

You'll soon be able to take your keyboard with you as you roam a virtual reality experience, thanks to Logitech Bridge.

Professional Starcraft player Song Byung-gu notched convincing victories over four A.I. opponents earlier this week.

Microsoft has responded to criticisms of the Surface line's reliability leveled at the devices by Consumer Reports.

Apple will no longer provide hardware service or parts for the Mac Mini released in 2011, or two iMacs released in 2009.

Materials from the early years of Hewlett-Packard have been destroyed by the wildfires that hit Northern California this month.