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Don't look now, but the entire landscape of console gaming is about to change. Today, Bethesda enables mod support for Fallout 4 on Xbox One, giving console players access to the treasure troves of user-created content t...

There shall be monsters, there shall be blood, there shall be quips, pretty vistas and the trademark sexy times for which this series is so well known. Here's how to start the Blood and Wine expansion on PC, Xbox One or ...

Patricia Dougherty asked "How can I print from my RCA Android tablet?" There's no perfect way to print from an Android phone or tablet. Every method available has limitations. You'll need the right printer. Or a PC. Or o...

After a couple of unforeseen delays, the BBC finally began delivering Micro:bit computers to Year 7 students across the UK in March. With the objective of distributing free microcomputers to an entire year group nearing ...

Sony's a6300 is one of the Japanese company’s most recently released cameras and is the successor to the very popular a6000. The camera has already received a ton of praise -- Jeff took it for a test drive the other we...

An unwelcome blast from the past

 ASUS is going big at Computex this year with the launch of new additions to ZenBook, Transformer and ZenFone lines. But the biggest new piece to the company’s unfortunately named “Zenvolution” puzzle is this brig...

Simple solutions to stop Microsoft installing Windows 10 on your PC and how to get Windows 7 or Windows 8 back if it has installed already...

The summer's almost here, and what goes perfect with scorching heat and unbearable humidity? That's right, fire and explosions. But skip the fireworks and BBQs this year, and instead make your own rainbow pyrotechnics sh...

Are you considering throwing a star party? Here are some tips and tricks to host a great gathering of stargazers.

Platinum is one of the rarest and most useful metals on the planet. A new video from Cody's Lab explains why a significant amount of this precious element exists in the dirt and dust by the roadside--and how it can be ex...

The latest episode of The Premise, Forbes' tech podcast, features a high-tech look at finding out where you are.

Rubbish-covered relic found in Essex shed. A World War II teleprinter Hitler used in strategic communications with generals has been bought on eBay for £9.50....

Sometimes you can find a real gem on eBay. The UK's National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park certainly did: It spotted a Nazi teleprinter used during the war for sale on the site and bought it for just $15.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) --- arguably one of the most anticipated and talked about pieces of space hardware ever conceived --- will certainly make observations of the ends of the universe that will likely...

A region of the brain that responds to bad experiences has the opposite reaction to expectations of aversive events in people with depression compared to healthy adults, finds a new study.

Commitments will push companies to halt spread of hate speech online.          

A new twist on a class quantum physics analogy could be good news for quantum computing.

 Turkey has been making moves to bring tech business in the country under more localised control, and today big U.S. online payments company PayPal became the latest casualty. The company announced that it is suspending...

The pop star's Twitter account, which has just under 90 million followers, sent out a series of strange Tweets, including some about Taylor Swift. Warning: There's some harsh language here.

Tim Peake has been posting some stunning shots of Earth since he arrived on the International Space Station back in December. In response to an often asked question, the astronaut recently showed off the kit he uses to g...

Long-term Apple observers will remember the mid-1990s and rumors that Larry Ellison was going to buy Apple. This was 1995, when "Apple was in severe distress," as Mr. Ellison put it. The rumor mill was rife with very rea...