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Project Xcloud preview serves as a passable, portable Xbox One

Further ReadingProject Xcloud demo of nearly indistinguishable from local playThrough nearly two decades of Xbox game consoles, Microsoft...

The Pixel 4’s face unlock works on sleeping, unconscious people

Google's recently announced Pixel 4 has a new biometric feature—well, new for Google, at least—face unlock. Like most new biometric systems, that...

Should all connected cars have a physical network kill switch?

Connected cars should come with a kill switch. That's the take-home message—and the title—of a report by the group Consumer Watchdog. Software increasingly...

Report: More than half of all US doctors get money from pharma each year

Drug makers and medical device makers are still spending between $2.1 billion and $2.2 billion a year to woo doctors into prescribing and...

Explaining how fighting games use delay-based and rollback netcode

Ricky "Infil" Pusch is a long-time fighting game fan and content creator. He wrote The Complete Killer Instinct Guide, an interactive and comprehensive...

Air Force finally retires 8-inch floppies from missile launch control system

Five years ago, a CBS report publicized a bit of technology trivia many in the defense community were aware of: the fact that...

A new pesticide is all the buzz

Bees’ fuzzy yellow bodies and hairy legs are custom-built for picking up pollen. Nothing can distribute the yellow powder more efficiently—something farmers that...

Clone Rudd: Living with Yourself is great sci-fi in the Orphan Black mold

It's easy to criticize long-running sci-fi series for losing their way after a few seasons. The initial spark might fade; ridiculous plot twists...

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