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The popular photo editing tool gets a major upgrade today thanks to multiple new AI tools, which intelligently fix portraits, landscapes, and other photos.

IoT isn't just technology -- it's business transformation. Here's how to create an industrial-strength foundation to launch your strategy from.

Thanks to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and related techniques, the quality of Bing image searches are improving measurably.

T-Mobile's iconic leader will depart in mid-2020, the company said this morning, and will be replaced by his second-in-command.

Decades ago, Adobe created software that made printing less of a chore. Dyndrite believes it is doing the same thing for 3D printing.

Ubiquity6 is launching its Display.land app on iOS and Android so that people can capture the real world, augment it with virtual creations, and share it.

Intel, Lenovo, and academic partners announced the launch of Project Everyscale, which will seek to advance technologies that enable exascale computing.

Mobile apps were once heralded as the future of customer engagement. Now AI-powered chatbots give brands the ability to talk to customers as individuals.

Headstart is a platform that combines machine learning with myriad data sources to help companies reduce unconscious bias during recruitment.

SoftBank plans to merge internet unit Yahoo Japan with messaging app operator Line to create a $30 billion tech giant, according to a statement.

Google announced tonight that its Stadia cloud-gaming service will launch on November 19 (yes, Tuesday) with 22 titles, up from just 12 last week.

Microsoft launched its Xbox Adaptive Controller to let people with limited mobility play games. And today, Logitech G is launching the Logitech G Adaptive Gaming Kit.

InnoGames started 16 years ago with a browser-based game called Tribal Wars. Now it has generated $1.1 billion in lifetime revenues.

Capcom has announced Street Fighter V: Champion Edition, which will come out on  February 14 for PlayStation 4 and PC.

People play Beat Saber a lot of different ways, but I don’t think we’ve seen someone using a “bionic” arm before like Hero Arm.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, said in an interview that his company can shake off competition from rivals with complicated and untested AI solutions.

Wayve, a U.K. startup that's developing AI that teaches cars to drive using reinforced learning, has raised $20 million in a series A round of funding.

Intel revealed some details behind its long-awaited graphics processing unit (GPU). Its first chip will be targeted at datacenters.

After a drop in smartphone sales this year, manufacturers are under pressure to deliver brand new features and experiences in 2020. 

The timing from what once seemed impossible to possible and functional can become extremely short – sometimes measured in just days or weeks.

Four years and five models after the release of the Apple Watch, its games. Developers remain split on whether it is or will ever be a suitable platform for games.

Facebook’s Oculus and Unity Technologies are offering a 20-hour intermediate guide to building a virtual reality game.

Terminator: Guardian of Fate – a tie-in with the new Terminator: Dark Fate movie, and this VR experience is now at some Dave & Buster's locations.

Are we headed for a golden age of AI, or will the technology hit a wall over the next several years and lead to a new winter?

The debut of Disney+ this week added yet another lackluster product name to the long list we already have from streaming video providers.

Fast-growing tech companies are competing in the talent wars with tech giants and winning requires strategic HR thinking and planning across the company.

For a multitude of technical reasons, the process for modding Grand Theft Auto V for VR won't work for Red Dead Redemption 2 -- at least anytime soon.

Microsoft is investigating whether the use of facial recognition technology developed by an Israeli startup it funded complies with its ethics principles.

Pokémon Sword and Shield are like a mild curry -- comfortable and satisfying, but missing that spice that shows it's something different.