A major break in the investigation to find the shooter who killed two students at Brown University and an MIT professor came from an unlikely source: a tip posted on Reddit. Authorities announced they ...

A Reddit post led authorities to the suspected killer of two Brown University students and an MIT professor on Thursday night. Authorities were also seeking Valente in connection with the subsequent ...

The percentage of Americans using X since Elon Musk bought it has slumped, with the controversial social media platform having been overtaken by Reddit, according to new research. Musk, 54, bought ...

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipsets are two of the most powerful mobile chipsets available for gaming, and phones running these chips are about to have an easier time ...

Playing your Steam library on an Android phone just got a bit simpler — and safer. GameHub, the Windows emulator made by GameSir, is now officially available on the Google Play Store. That means no ...

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PSX2 is a new PlayStation 2 emulator for Android, building off of PCSX2 and PCSX2_ARM64. The app is available in the Play Store for $5, or you can build it yourself for free from its source code.

Tech stocks are getting hit with big sell-offs this week, and Reddit is participating in the pullback. Inflation concerns raised by earnings updates from Target and Home Depot are contributing to sell ...

Designer Marcin Wichary has posted a comprehensive and detailed look at the design of the Mac operating system settings interface. In Frame of preference, Wichary examines the design details of the ...

Switch 2 is nearly upon us, and as we all know the most exciting part of a new hardware launch isn't the new games – it's the new ways to play old games. Nintendo's official N64 emulator is getting ...

Maybe this is what Sarah Bond’s forward compatibility program is. There’s a really interesting new rumor, that could upend not only the console business, but the entire conversation about emulation.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says that Reddit's human-led communities are what set the company apart. AI bots, however, are threatening that advantage by taking over forums and comments. Reddit has ...