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Get your Modern Warfare 4 PC intel here so you’re ready to go when the game launches October 23 for XBOX on PC, Battle.net, and Steam.
As Googlebook arrives, Google is offering a bit more information on what Chromebook owners can expect going forward.
The new software packs more user interface customization options and additional convenience and productivity features.
Microsoft is giving its compact Surface devices a subtle refresh. Today at Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii, the U.S. tech giant announced the Surface Laptop 13-inch (2nd edition) and Surface Pro 12-inch (2nd edition) with the Snapdragon X2 Plus chip. The latter will support a new AI-powered drawing and annotating tool called Microsoft Ink Canvas.
Garmin has announced several new software and feature updates for select smartwatches and compatible Edge cycling computers. The updates apply to devices including the fēnix 8 series, Forerunner 570 and Forerunner 970, Venu 4, and vívoactive 6.
Firmware updates have been the weakest link for a decade with smart homes. Every sensor, light bulb, and smart lock in your house runs software that should be updated regularly. This is on top of even if they have software updates. Homey just announced a fix for a big piece of that, and the way…
President Donald Trump focused on law and order at a rally for the GOP candidate for the Senate in North Carolina, blaming Democrats for what he said are soft-on-crime policies.
Apple is gearing up for its biggest iPhone launch event in years. Today, on Sept. 9, the tech giant will host its “Surprise and Shine” event, and Mashable is reporting live from Apple Park all week. Not only do we expect Apple to finally unveil its first-ever foldable iPhone, but the event also sets the…
If your Rivian hasn’t gotten the new update yet, you haven’t been skipped. Rivian rolls software out in waves, not all at once, and the gap between “the update exists” and “the update is on your truck” is completely normal.
Chrome has officially switched from a four- to a two-week release schedule, as Google promised earlier this year, with Tuesday’s launch of Chrome 153 on desktop, iOS, and Android.