Think your PC is fast? Deus Ex: Mankind Divided might make you think otherwise
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is the toughest game we've ever put our test system through, but that doesn't mean you can't wrestle it into running on your rig.
Why the world’s fastest quantum computer … really isn’t a quantum computer
Quantum computation may sound futuristic, but Lockheed Martin is nearing a practical implementation for this advanced field of tech.
Nvidia’s GTX 1070 mobile is up to 35 percent quicker than the former mobile gaming champ
Nvidia is simplifying its laptop GPUs to bring them in line with the desktop offerings. They aren't identical, and we've got a scoop on the differences.
Speech Center VR promises a simple cure for public speech anxiety: virtual reality avatars
Developer Cerevrum's Speech Center VR, an app for Samsung's Gear VR headset, aims to help users overcome anxieties associated with public speaking.
Artistry meets circuitry inside 'The Lab,' HP's trippy tech-art playground
The inaugural Panorama Music Festival was highlighted by a 70 foot dome and seven immersive installations powered by HP in The Lab.
How BMW’s self-driving car tech will give American swimmers a leg up in Rio
BMW is lending its automotive computer vision expertise to helping Team USA develop cutting-edge technology for improving their swimming.
How should we move around in VR? Nobody has figured it out yet
Nobody seems to be quite sure how we'll all move around in the future, but everyone has a favorite solution and they're keen to champion it.
Vrse rebrands to Within, aspires to be the HBO of virtual-reality content
Vrse, the company behind much prominent virtual-reality content from partners like the New York Times, is rebranding to Within.
Anybody can learn to code, but Apple’s Swift Playgrounds make them want to
Apple wants to inspire the next generation of kids to learn to code with its Swift Playgrounds app. It's a brilliant idea, and we can't wait to try it.
AMD built a stage for PC Gaming, and the developers make sure it stays relevant
While consoles tend to dominate the E3 landscape, AMD's PC Gaming Show is coming into its own in its second year, with announcements from unlikely places.
Can I cry in this headset? The world’s first VR cinema is ironing out the kinks
One of the world's first virtual reality cinemas opened in Berlin last month in an attempt to combine a disruptive technology with an old industry.
Nobody wants Intel’s Core M processor, and Computex proves it
Core M was built to enable a new generation of 2-in-1 devices thinner, lighter, and quicker than any before. But companies like Asus and HP have turned away from it.
Can machines be creative? Meet the Google coders teaching them to make art
Can machines be creative? At the Google Cultural Institute, the coder artists in residence teach machines how to view images like humans and create art.
Why obsessed hockey fans are updating ‘NHL 2004’ every single year
Obsessive fans think NHL 04 is the best hockey game ever made, so they update it every year. NHL 2004 Rebuilt is the best hockey game you've never heard of.
Get real! How augmented reality toys could make VR feel like a gimmick
The real world might not have all of the features of VR, but it can get close, and do more, in the case of Anki or Reach Robotics.
BMW unveils wheelchair racing prototype for U.S. Paralympics team
Team USA stopped by New York yesterday as a part of its Road to Rio campaign, before the 2016 Summer Olympics.
How the DMCA silences cybersecurity experts, and makes all of us more vulnerable
The DMCA is about more than just YouTube takedowns, and its effect on vital security research could have consequences for the public.
As AR blurs with VR, get ready for a mixed-reality renaissance
Augmented reality may have an image problem, but it's making a strong comeback. In the near future, it's only going to get more important, too.
Your next contractor may walk in wearing a Microsoft HoloLens
Imagine construction workers using an augmented reality headset to collaborate with engineers and architects, or just to check their measurements.
The ODROID XU4 is a palm-sized PC with an octo-core processor, but can it be your desktop?
Can a $75 single board computer replace your desktop? Here's a look at the ODROID XU4 and Exagear Desktop to run a Ubuntu desktop and even x86 desktop applications too
Who's keeping your data safe? With bug bounties, it's would-be hackers
Bug bounties entice hackers and security researchers to delve into vulnerabilities and flaws for everyone's benefit. We take a look at how it all works.
Nobody wants a VR platform war, but Oculus may start one anyway
Although Oculus continues to remain quiet on the subject, HTC and Valve are keen to let the world know that they have no interest in VR exclusives.
Can your PC handle The Division's gritty, post-apocalyptic take on New York?
The Division has already been accused of graphical downgrading, but the only way to get to the bottom of it is to hit the frozen NYC streets.
Here's how Crytek and Oculus plan to bring VR to millions of gamers
In addition to spending time with Crytek's newly announced game The Climb, we also chatted about development, the future of VR, and falling to certain death
The Virtual World’s Fair will transport you to the world’s wonders, and disasters
Many people think they know about the future of Virtual Reality, but Landmark Entertainment's Tony Christopher is certain he does.
Is your Heroes of the Storm performance Illidan? Here’s how to patch it up
If you play MOBAs, you know 10 frames per second is life or death, so we've got the tips to help ensure Heroes of the Storm always runs smooth as butter.
