Category: tech-news

We went hands on with four of Live A Live’s characters and found a unique, though inconsistent, RPG experience.

A hacker has stated that he has successfully infiltrated a police database, from which he apparently obtained details of one billion Chinese citizens.

The Xbox Series X has been criticized for its lacking game library, but there are plenty of titles in the works set to launch later in 2022 and beyond.

Typing on the Z Fold 3 is often an awkward experience. Gboard’s new split-screen keyboard changes that.

New York City and its rigorous standards for ARCS are responsible for much of the momentum we are seeing today in public safety communication and the new innovations that are springing up as a result.

In our world where we celebrate diversity and prioritize equity and inclusion in the workplace, addressing the presence of unconscious bias in technology needs to be a major focus in the short term.

The Steam Deck is packed with control options, but they don’t all work the same from game to game. Here’s how to customize your controls, buttons, and more.

There is not much trust around right now, and that doesn’t just apply to bad guy hackers and malicious nation-states.

One of the more puzzling questions fans have been contemplating after watching the two-part Season 4 finale of Stranger Things is how on earth a time-jump will work after everything that went down during the ending of Episode 9.

With e-commerce sales booming, how can companies make delivery and fulfillment more sustainable, both on a business and environmental level?