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You’ve probably wondered why the webcam on your laptop looks so bad. It’s hard to point to a single reason, since factors like ambient light can have a major impact on how a camera’s image looks. 

A study suggests younger people are more likely to walk away if their preferred payment option isn’t supported.

Video game companies are increasingly leaning on AI to help develop new titles and Capcom will be the latest to embrace this approach. During a company conference, Capcom detailed the next steps for the RE Engine, its proprietary video game engine, that includes using AI to improve efficiency during the game development process. As first…

There’s some solid free software that can help you keep tabs on your computer’s health.

An attorney representing protestors said this infringes on First Amendment rights.

A federal judge ruled this week that a Tulsa, Oklahoma sheriff’s deputy violated a woman’s Fourth Amendment rights when using Flock Safety to search for her license plate without a warrant. 

Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman said the company has stopped using nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) in its dealings with government agencies as it seeks approval to build new data centers.

Ethernet cables are probably one of the least exciting tech accessories you own. But you may not realize they can do more than just connect devices to your router. They can also carry video, audio and power. However, just because they can do that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re the best option.

More than 25 years after the fat PlayStation 2 launched, a dev known as DiscoStarslayer has managed to pull firmware out of the stubborn SPC970 MechaCon chip responsible for authorizing discs and handling most of the console’s security.

Are you getting everything you can out of the button at the lower right of your iPhone 16, 17, and 18 series? The button is the phone’s Camera Control, which can be customized to support your mobile photography workflow.