Microsoft has closed Outlook.com Premium subscriptions for new members, in favor of offering its features as part of Office 365.

Steam Gift Cards are now available, adding yet another way to send friends a treat via the digital download service.

Apple has unveiled a new protective case for its 12-inch MacBook, which uses high-quality European leather to great effect.

HTC confirms that the Vive virtual reality headset will cost just $600 starting from today, down from $800.

The ESA has updated the E3 logo, dropping its 3D text for something more in line with modern design sensibilities.

Earlier this week, Elon Musk touted Tesla's ability to rebuild Puerto Rico's infrastructure, and now the island's governor has responded.

Sony has announced that firmware update 5.0 for the PlayStation 4 is now available to all users as soon as they boot up the console.

CD Projekt Red made Geralt of Rivia an iconic video game hero, but he nearly starred in an earlier Witcher adaptation.

Plug-and-play retro consoles are in, and now Commodore 64 fans will be able to get in on the action thanks to the C64 mini.

At the Ignite conference, Microsoft gave attendees of the design and prototyping process that's made its Surface line such a success.

Broadcom has announced plans to manufacture a new GPS chip that will offer distinct improvements to the positioning ability of smartphones.

An online art portfolio has offered up a glimpse of yet another Valve prototype that never made it past the early stages of development.

A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University developed a flu forecasting system that can predict the spread and scale of the virus.

Mojang has announced that the Better Together update for Minecraft is now being rolled out, but the Switch release will have to wait.

Refurbished models of the 12-inch MacBook introduced earlier this year are now available from Apple's online store.

Microsoft has detailed how the Fall Creators Update will empower Windows 10 users to take control of their privacy.

Researchers created an AI that's capable of analyzing a game engine (in this case, Super Mario Bros.) without playing the game firsthand.

Apple has shown off the augmented reality capabilities of the iPhone 8, unveiling several new apps that take advantage of the tech.

Google has announced that its Safe Browsing tools now defend over 3 billion devices against threats encountered online.

For 25 years, IBM worked with the USTA to offer insight into the action of the U.S. Open. Now, Watson is giving fans truly unprecedented access.

Surface Laptop owners now have until March 31, 2018 to take advantage of their free upgrade from Windows 10 S to Windows 10 Pro.

This new device emits the specially concocted "Smell of Data" whenever users access an unprotected website via an unsecured network.

U.K. ISP Virgin Media has announced that its customers will receive an exclusive in-game vehicle when Destiny 2 launches next week.

Asus claims that its Windows Mixed Reality headset doesn't require any setup software, making things easy for users.

Nintendo revealed a ton of new games during its Nindie Showcase, including new projects from Frozenbyte and Grasshopper Manufacture.

The Koniku Kore uses living neurons to "smell" explosives has been unveiled at the TEDGlobal conference in Tanzania.

Manufacturing issues are making it difficult for AMD to meet demand for its Radeon RX Vega series of graphics cards.

Microsoft has agreed that it will no longer force users to download installation files without their consent.

A U.S. court has given Microsoft permission to seize the servers of Russian hackers that targeted PC users.

Square Enix has issued system requirements for the PC version of Final Fantasy XV, though claims of 170GB install size have been refuted.

Nintendo has released a new trailer for the SNES Classic Edition, which details its "rewind" functionality.

Microsoft has bragged that Bing is the search engine of choice for 33 percent of web users in the United States.

Sega has confirmed that Yakuza 6 will finally be released worldwide in March 2018, alongside details of its special edition.

Windows Story Remix won't have its full suite of special effects at launch more content is set to be added to the app regularly.