Destination: Mars teaches hands-on STEM education

The company behind the product, Skriware, is creating an entire EdTech ecosystem.

Linksys releases a gaming focused router for Xbox One users

This is the first offering in the new 'Designed for Xbox' program.

Ticketmaster might start scanning your face to verify ticket purchases

The future is now. Sort of.

Project Kinect for Azure could be Kinect’s way back to market

Depth sensing camera misidentifies own grave.

Team Group announces the T-Force Delta RGB SSD

Because RGB needs to be on every inch of everything.

Nike wants to help you put your shoes on quicker

Nike has sole.

NVIDIA is putting an end to the GeForce Partner Program

The company is claiming that it is due to distracting backlash and alleged misinformation.

MIT is working on a self-driving car that works on unmapped back roads

MIT wants you to leave the city behind in your self-driving car.

People keep complaining about the MacBook Pro keyboard and Apple keeps ignoring them

Clickety-clack, take this goddamn keyboard back.

Eight more Spectre vulnerabilities have been found in Intel chips

Four are considered 'high risk', and Intel is already working on a fix for the vulnerabilities.

Windows 10 finally gets a screenshot tool that is actually useful

They might be late to the game, but at least they're playing.

Wear OS is getting some useful Google Assistant updates

"Hey Google, level up."

HTC announces the launch of (probably) their last smartphone

Coming a week after the upcoming OnePlus 6 launch, HTC's timing of the U12 is unfortunate, at best.

You’ll soon be able to book movie tickets and restaurant reservations with Instagram

Most welcome and much needed.

The Apple Watch is out here saving lives

Thank you, technology.

DREVO is bringing a wireless mechanical RGB keyboard to market

Fully funded in less than 24 hours, DREVO looks to have a winner on its hands.

More leaked OnePlus 6 photos have emerged online

One + six = countless rumors.

Back Market’s refurbished device marketplace expands to the US

The refurb market continues to grow, so US expansion makes sense.

HyperX Predator DDR4 goes infrared with new model

Because everything is better with RGB.

More woes for Intel: Kaby Lake-X quad cores discontinued less than a year after launch

An End of Life plan has been announced due to poor sales and lackluster enthusiast response.