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From Avatar to Light Fields: 3D’s Making a Comeback

Thanks to new technology, you could finally get glasses-free 3D at home, even on your phone.

Asus Chromebox 3: One Chromebox To Rule Them All

Asus recently launched the third iteration of its Chromebox product line.

Tom's Hardware Weekly News Recap: June 22, 2018

In which we recap the week's news.

Android P Will Encourage OEMs to Adopt Stronger Biometr...

Starting with Android P, Google will encourage device makers to benchmark their biometric systems based on how likely they are to be bypassed by attackers.

SteamVR Skeletal Input Animates VR Hands Using Real-Lif...

Valve’s new SteamVR Skeletal Input technology enables game developers to use your actual hand motion to animate virtual avatar hands in SteamVR games.

Valve Completely Redesigned the Knuckles Controllers

Valve's second-gen Knuckles prototypes feature improved ergonomic and structural design, a thumbstick instead of a trackpad, and new force sensor inputs.

Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 3GB Review: (Mostly) Faster Tha...

Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1050 3GB is meant to slowly replace 2GB cards, which employ lower-density GDDR5. But is the 3GB version any better thanks to its 768-shader processor, or does its 96-bit memory bus hamper performance?

Best Deals

Because shopping for bargains on new computer hardware can be a considerably time consuming endeavor, we regularly compile a list of the best deals.

Samsung Crams 8TB Into Its Next-Generation PCIe 3.0 x4...

Samsung revealed an upcoming 8TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 solid-state drive based on the NF1 form factor.

FCC Documents Reveal Magic Leap Controller's Electromag...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today released documents pertaining to Magic Leap’s motion controller which indicate that the controller features electromagnetic 6-DoF spatial tracking. The documents may also hint at a release window.

ACLU Warns About Government-Mandated Malicious Software...

ACLU released a guide teaching developers how to protect themselves against government requests that demand that they send malicious updates to their users.

Google Offers Up Better Privacy & Security Controls

Android users now have easier access to Google Account settings related to privacy and security. Web and iOS users will see the same benefits later this year.

Nvidia Gives Away Beefed-Up 'Titan V CEO Edition' GPUs

Nvidia gave out 20 "Titan V CEO Edition" GPUs at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference, with more memory and other improvements.

Quit Holding Your Breath For Xbox VR

Microsoft seems to have abandoned its plans for console VR, leaving Sony’s PSVR in a class of its own.

Don't Cry: This Tool Tells You How Much You've Spent on...

You can now visit a page to see exactly how much you've spent on Steam, which breaks your game spending into three totals. TotalSpend is the one most likely to make you cry.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich Resigns Over Relationship With...

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has resigned over a relationship with another Intel employee, which is a violation of company policy.

Gigabyte H370N WiFi Review: Fast WiFi, Slow USB

Dual Gig-E, dual M.2, and a 1.73Gb/s dual-band Wi-Fi controller…what else could we ask for in a Mini ITX motherboard? Let’s find out!

Basemark GPU Wants To Benchmark Everything That Has A G...

Basemark recently released its Basemark GPU benchmark with support for Windows, Linux, and Android.

Dutch Gaming Authority Empties Valve's Loot Boxes Over...

Valve is the first company to fall victim to the Dutch Gaming Authority's crackdown on loot boxes.

IDC: VR, AR Headset Sales Are Down, But Don't Panic

IDC released its Worldwide Quarterly Augmented and Virtual Reality Headset Tracker, and the results paint a grim picture of the current state of the market. But don't fret--the report also points to a booming future.

OpenBSD Will Disable Intel Hyper-Threading To Avoid Spe...

OpenBSD committed to disabling Intel's Hyper-Threading (HT) technology on machines running the operating system due to the high chance of HT making it easier for attackers to exploit Spectre-like security flaws.

Atari Starts Another Run of Not-So-Limited VCS Consoles

Atari debuts new wood-clad version of Atari VCS console called Tribute Edition as crowdfunding campaign nears end.

New Reports Say Hackers Targeting Defense Companies, Bi...

Reports by Symantec & Kaspersky reveal hacking groups are targeting satellite & defense companies in the US & Asia, and chemical/biological labs in Europe.

Link Tax, 'Censorship Machines' Pass EU Committee Vote

An EU Committee on Legal Affairs advanced the copyright reform proposal with a vote. This July, the bill go to the European Parliament for an initial vote that will start the negotiations with the EU Council.

New 'Embedded Dash Panels' Are Virtual TVs For Your Ocu...

The latest version of Oculus Rift Core 2.0 beta includes a new feature called Embedded Dash Panels, which are 3D objects that feature windows to your desktop content.

HyperX Alloy Elite RGB Keyboard Review: RGB Light Bar B...

The HyperX Alloy Elite RGB is the company’s fourth keyboard and current flagship, but it's still an upstart in the keyboard market. How does it fare?

Ethics, Politics Pit Tech Employees Against Their Bosse...

Controversial relationship with ICE makes Microsoft the latest company to anger its own employees by working for the U.S. government.

Can Parents Trust ESRB Ratings for Games?

You'll find ESRB age ratings on video game packages and marketing materials, but can you trust their advice?

Google Home Helps Attackers Find Your Home

Google Home and Chromecast devices are affected by a firmware design flaw that could allow attackers to find your precise location

Verizon Plans to Stop Selling Location Data to Brokers

Verizon says it will stop selling location data to third-party companies, like LocationSmart and Zumigo, that sell that data to dozens of other companies