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It appears Hideo Kojima is no longer a Konami executive, and his name has been removed from copies of Metal Gear Solid V and scrubbed on the official MGS website.

You’ll be able to upgrade to Windows 10 for free, even if you’re currently using a pirated version of Windows 7 or Windows 8.

Adam Sandler is back in Pixels. Is it his best movie yet?

The latest Windows 10 technical preview build brings Cortana to more territories, while introducing several improvements to system apps.

Windows 10 will be available as a free upgrade, and will be launching this summer in 190 countries.

Through its partnership with Philippine telco PLDT, Internet.org will provide free access to a curated set of online services to 71.2M prepaid mobile subscribers.

Sony’s new live TV streaming service brings the functionality of a cable set top box with a Netflix-like subscription plan.

In 1995 Michael Jordan said two words that the world would remember for decades to come.

It’s a little early for “shut up and take my money”, don’t you think?

The Titan X is billed as the most powerful single-GPU solution available today.

Digits DevBox is the most amount of computational performance you can get from a machine powered by a wall socket.

The 2015 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid was named a 10 Most Fuel-Efficient Car Under $25,000 by Kelley Blue Book, proving the worth of the Korean’s luxury sedan.

Drive PX will be powered by a deep learning platform that will enable the system to react to different scenarios over time.

Facebook introduces Payments, serving sending and receiving money by friends on their highly popular Facebook Messenger application.

New GPU architecture promises ten-times the performance of Maxwell.

Titan X offers a bandwidth of 336GB/s and an astounding 12GB video memory.

Few details on Nintendo’s new hardware platform are available, but Nintendo execs say it will be multi-platform.

Xiaomi will launch 100 experience centers in India this year as the vendor looks at ways to increase its visibility in the country.

Yu’s next handset will be a direct challenger to Xiaomi in India.

We’ve almost reached the acceptance limit for floating point rounding errors. What’s the future? One potential solution was explained at Supercomputing Frontiers 2015.