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Forging A New Destiny

Bungie and Activision announce the end of their eight-year partnership.

Elder Scrolls Gets Dragons!

Dragons are returning to Tamriel along with a massive new chapter for the Elder Scrolls Online.

Control

She’s Lost Control Again. Help Her Take It Back…

Below

Turn Out the Lights, Crank Up the Sound: Prepare to Die.

RGB Fans, Rejoice: Corsair's New Capellix LED Technology Is About To Change Everything

Capellix LED technology increases density of LEDs while lowering power consumption.

The Age Of Consent

Thanks to GDPR, the data privacy paradigm shift comes for the internet of things.

High-Tech Healthcare: Today's Innovations Are Powering Tomorrow's Medicine

Microneedle patches, handheld diagnostic machines, and better sensing capabilities, as well as 3D bioprinting, are just a few of the technologies coming to a doctor’s office near you—or maybe even into your home—in the next decade.

Toshiba Unveils Robot To Probe Melted Fukushima Nuclear Fuel

Toshiba Corp. unveiled a remote-controlled robot with tongs that it hopes will be able to probe the inside of one of the three damaged reactors at Japan’s tsunami-hit Fukushima nuclear plant and grip chunks of highly radioactive melted fuel.

Researchers Say Amazon Face-Detection Technology Shows Bias

Facial-detection technology that Amazon is marketing to law enforcement often misidentifies women, particularly those with darker skin, according to researchers from MIT and the University of Toronto.

15 Essential Google Assistant Commands You'll Find Yourself Using Every Day

No matter if you’re using a Google Home smart speaker, a display-equipped Google Home Hub, or just an Android smartphone, Google Assistant will make your smart home smarter.

Virtual Health Service: How VR Is Helping Patients Face Their Fears

A tree is growing in the middle of a shopping mall.

Social VR - Repairing Facebook's Damaged Reputation

It’s fair to say that social media’s reputation hasn’t quite grown at the same rate as the number of people who register to use its various forms.

California Dreamin' Of Data Privacy

Will the state’s consumer protection act be a nightmare for brands?

Project Looks Into How Drones Can Predict Spread Of Wildfire

A University of Missouri researcher is teaming up with scholars in Kansas and Georgia to develop drone technology to monitor and potentially predict the spread of wildfires.

Finding The Balance Between Freedom And Technology

A potentially difficult balance to strike

Experimental App Might Spot Drug Overdoses In Time To Help

Too often people die of an opioid overdose because no one’s around to notice they’re in trouble. Now scientists are creating a smartphone app that beams sound waves to measure breathing — and summon help if it stops.

Out Of The Odin-Ary

Loosen those muscles and fight to the rhythm of the beat in Atone.

Void Bastards

It’s big, brash and sweary, and we reckon you’ll love it.

Rage 2

Rage ain’t nothin’ but a number. Two, in fact.

Phoenix Point

The father of X-COM returns to finish what he started.

Mortal Kombat 11

Save Earthrealm once more in the bloodiest tournament of them all.

Darksiders 3

Hell Hath No Fury Like A Gamer Made To Replay Sections Repeatedly.

Fortnite Gets Creative

There’s snow game like Epic’s shooter, and now you can build your own game.

Far Cry New Dawn

It a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life for you in Hope County.

Bendy And The Ink Machine

Cartoon Creeper Delivers Frights And Frustration.

Grocery Robots Detect Spills - With Some Far-Off Human Help

A wheeled robot named Marty is rolling into nearly 500 grocery stores to alert employees if it encounters spilled granola, squashed tomatoes or a broken jar of mayonnaise.

Who Owns Your Face?

The use of facial-recognition technology is surging. Can privacy laws catch up?

Google Hits Pause On Selling Facial Recognition Tech Over Abuse Fears

The ethical dilemma swirling around facial-recognition technology has prompted Google to hit pause on selling its own system to the public. In mid-December, the company announced that its Cloud business would hold off on offering a facial-recognition system for general purposes, citing the potential for abuse.

How To Plan Your Smart Home - And Weigh Privacy Risks

You might have heard of lights that turn off with an app or voice command. Or window shades that magically rise every morning.

Void Bastards

In space, no one can hear you swear…