Halo developer 343 Industries announced in a blog post that Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary is slated to begin public flighting in February. This is a slightly later than the expected January tests, but the flights are nevertheless coming soon. The game is expected to begin being tested privately during January, and then if all goes well, the scope of the testing will expand and a public flight will begin next month.

It's a far cry from the widespread opprobrium that greeted the bizarre live TV focus of the original Xbox One, but it would be fair to say that Microsoft's announcement that it won't be releasing any exclusive titles for the Xbox Series X at launch has not exactly been popular.

Academic institutions must grapple with the question of when engagement becomes complicity.

A San Francisco e-scooter company is accused of making up its own fake permits to operate on city streets.

This is the moment and American guided missile slammed into a convoy carrying Iranian Quds commander Qassem Soleimani, killing him along with four other high-ranking figures.

Swine fever devastated China’s stock because with unsound governance, even sound regulations have perverse effects.

I seriously considered buying an iPhone 11 at the moment when Google announced that its new Pixel 4 smartphone wouldn't come with an ultrawide camera. The reason I wanted an ultrawide camera doesn't matter for this story. All that matters is that I did, and I almost gave up my freedom in tech by almost buying an iPhone 11.

Samsung has been testing Android 10 on its Galaxy S10 series extensively, with one beta update chasing the other over the last few weeks. The company is

Forget lemonade stands. The big money is in children making content for children.

Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to still use Microsoft’s discontinued Windows XP operating system, the Open Media news website reported Monday after examining photographs of his desktop.

Kuo confirms that iPhone 2020 price hike wouldn't be too much and will likely not be over $50 than the existing iPhones.

One researcher argues that a dog’s ability to bond has more to do with forming emotional attachments than being smart about what humans want.

Robots are one step closer to gaining a human sense that has so far eluded them: Touch. Scientists last month unveiled an artificial skin that enables robots to feel and respond to physical contact, a skill that will be needed as they come in increasingly close contact with people.

The great auk, a large, flightless bird with a black back and a white belly, once lived across the North Atlantic—from Scandinavia to the eastern coast of Canada. Since prehistoric times, humans hunted these great animals, which could reach two-and-a-half feet in height, for their meat and eggs. But around the early 16th century, when European seaman discovered the large auk populations of Newfoundland, the killing of the birds reached rapacious levels.

The creation of so-called designer babies could begin within two years, according to new research. Dr Kevin Smith, a bioethicist from Abertay University in Dundee, has published analysis that claims the risks of gene editing are now low enough to warrant its use with human embryos.

A new report states that Bitcoin is poised to do well in the future — with macro trends relating to global debt making it seem like a hedge.

We still don't have any official word on Days Gone 2 or any other kind of sequel, but the game's studio director says his team is definitely are not done with that world. Chris Reese spoke to GR+'s own Alex Avard after Days Gone won The Golden Joystick's PlayStation Game of the Year for 2019, and Reese said that getting this recognition was a great encouragement to keep going with the Days Gone universe.

Some Caribbean nations have seen an increase in cruise-related revenue through policy changes and simultaneous investments in their ports. While development and investment in the cruise industry may help spark the economy and reduce inequality, it could also exacerbate environmental issues.