Technology

The company has confirmed that Windows as a service is becoming a reality, but only for enterprise users right now.

Whenever I write or read about streaming-TV channel bundles, such as what Sling TV and PlayStation Vue offer, inevitably the following criticism comes up: Why bother? It’s just the same old TV bundle with a different delivery mechanism. At first glance, the … Continue reading →

The developer behind Pokémon Go has vaulted from “successful” to “powerhouse” in a matter of days — but will Google regret spinning off its one-time subsidiary?

If you want to watch true 1080p content on Netflix over your PC, you need to use Microsoft’s Edge browser. On Wednesday, Microsoft claimed that its Edge browser was the only one of the big four browsers—which also includes Chrome, … Continue reading →

Samsung is skipping a number in an attempt to make the Note relevant again.

AMD and Firaxis have jointly announced they will partner up to implement DirectX 12 and asynchronous compute in Civilization VI.

You don’t need a fancy college degree (and $100,000 in student debt) to land a tech job, as long as you can prove you’ve got the skills. And because Linux is such an in-demand skill, underlying everything from desktop performance … Continue reading →

Tesla’s first fatal crash with Autopilot gets federal scrutiny. The crash was a “statistical inevitability.”

The Miracle-Grow AeroGarden, with room for 9 plants and 45 Watts of LED Lighting, the AeroGarden Bounty is the largest and most powerful AeroGarden to date. It comes with a Gourmet Herbs Seed Kit that will deliver fresh, flavorful herbs … Continue reading →

After a five-year journey past the asteroid belt into a capture orbit around Jupiter, the Juno orbiter is finally booted up and sending us pictures.