Kinesis Gaming Freestyle Edge RGB Review

Kinesis Gaming Freestyle Edge RGB ergonomic keyboard. Kinesis is a Seattle-based company that has been designing and manufacturing ergonomic keyboards for over 30 years. Recognizing that it’s not just professionals who need peripherals that reduce strain on hands, wrists and shoulders, it created the Kinesis Gaming division in 2016, with models specifically aimed at the … Read more

After a flood of AI-powered products, CES 2024 makes it harder than ever to define what AI actually is

The CES logo seen at the show. Jacob Ridley, senior hardware editor Jacob Ridley portrait with pink background This week I was at CES 2024: A week of stomping around Vegas makes my feet hurt, but it was worth it to see so many new products for the first time. This year saw an overwhelming … Read more

Tour! Watch April’s total solar eclipse from one of these great North American routes

If you’re looking for a unique way to… total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024then consider a road trip. On that day, a path totaling 115 miles (185 kilometers) wide will stretch across parts of three Mexican states, fifteen U.S. states and five Canadian provinces. Only within this path will people experience darkness in the … Read more

Here are all the Intel Meteor Lake gaming laptops we launched at CES 2024

A collage of gaming laptops from Acer, Alienware, HP and MSI. CES 2024 is now coming to an end and it’s been a hectic week full of computer and gadget shows. Intel launched its laptop-focused Core Ultra processor ranges at the very end of 2023, so we expected a lot of the usual vendors to … Read more

10 times the night sky surprised us in 2023

The night sky of 2023 yielded many astonishing sights, from bright, fiery comets to extraordinary aurorae, unexpected meteor impacts on the moon, newly discovered supernovae – and even an astronaut’s lost tool bag floating through space. Here are some of Space.com’s most memorable skywatching attractions from this year. New year, new comet A long exposure … Read more

The European I-Hab continues Spacelab’s 40-year legacy

A legacy of European-built and operated space modules that started in Earth orbit and is now headed to the moon began 40 years ago this week. From the first launch of Spacelab, a pressurized laboratory that rode in the cargo bay of a NASA space shuttle, on November 28, 1983, to Columbus, one of the … Read more