Someone has gone and put two of my great loves, computers and lasagna together in a new, bizarre computer casing.

Facebook wants an AI assistant of their own, though they see it playing more of a role in their hardware products than as a pure software assistant.

Samsung's Galaxy Fold is so popular that it’s sold out on Samsung’s site, and they’re unable to meet demand before its April 26 launch. It’s not yet available to the general public, but it is in the hands of a number of reviewers, media types and influencers. And it seems a lot of the $2000 handsets are breaking.

The 5G mobile modem market just got a little easier for Qualcomm, which saw them not only settle a long dispute with apple, but also saw Intel, potentially their largest rivals withdraw from the market.

It was a case of new technology saving history as drones played a vital part in restricting the damage in the tragic Notre Dame fire.

The PlayStation 5 sounds sound very, very expensive. While that sort of pricing information was left put of Wired’s article, it was part of the interview, and according to Cerny the PS5 will be “appealing to gamers in light of its advanced feature set.”

A bargain at any price and offering a whole lot of value, the Turtle Beach Recon 70 pumps out quality sound that puts more expensive brands to shame. A pity then, that it’s not the most comfortable headset to wear.

Microsoft has suffered a big hack that could have affected over 6% of their Outlook.com accounts.

A massive plane, built for the purpose of launching rockets into space, has made its first successful test flight.

People aren’t willing to pay good money for mobile games when there about a million free-to-play games available. Now, to fix a problem it’s partially responsible for creating, Apple is launching Apple Arcade. It’s a subscription service coming to Apple’s devices later this year that promises to offer premium gaming experiences.

What the Huawei Honor 10 Lite is, is more than just a mid-range phone that has decent specs and a fantastic battery life: It’s reliable. It’s sturdy enough to take on daily challenges, it looks stunning and it has plent of surprises up its sleeve that won’t break the bank. All that, and a traditional headphone set as well.

It’s strange to think that, just as we’ve come off weeks of load shedding that now’s a great time to build your own computer, but it’s the honest truth. With price drops across the board, GPU stock levels stabilising, astonishingly cheap SSDs and AMD’s Ryzen 3000 series on the horizon, it’s never been a better time to build your desktop …