From CNET: Quick quiz: which is better, 802.11n or 802.11ac?

The answer, if you're familiar with Wi-Fi standards coming from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, is 802.11ac -- and by the way, the upcoming 802.11ax is better than both.

But in an effort to make the wireless...

From Cooler Master Press Release: Cooler Master today announced the availability of the COSMOS C700M. The latest addition to the COSMOS series, the COSMOS C700M is among Cooler Master’s top-tier “Maker” segment of products and stands at the technological peak of its lineup.

Expanding upon the...

From The Verge: Google is debuting a new color of its $49 Google Home Mini speaker just a week before the company’s October 9th event, indicating that the device won’t see a more substantial design refresh this year.

The latest color is called aqua, and Google describes it as a “minty blue color...

From PC Mag: Steam dominates the digital PC gaming space, but Valve's service has had some serious competition for the last decade in the form of GOG.com. In some ways, GOG is better than Steam, and this week it's reminding us why as part of its 10th anniversary celebrations.

GOG is different to...

From CNET: Never mind the SEC news, the Tesla Roadster teases and other theatrics, Tesla's success right now is really tied to only one thing: sales of the Model 3. When determining success there, we need to ask two questions. The first is how many can Tesla sell? The second, and more important, is...

From The Verge: Google is rolling out a new commuter-focused update for its Maps service that provides much more information for commuters, as well as letting you control your music from within the app. Via a new commute tab, you’ll be able to see any congestion or disruption on your route before...

From PC Mag: Elon Musk must pay a $20 million fine and step down as chairman of Tesla's board to settle securities fraud charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission last week. He will remain as the car maker's CEO.

Tesla will also pay an additional $20 million fee; the $40 million...

From CNET: California Gov. Jerry Brown on Sunday signed into law the strictest set of net neutrality protections ever seen in the US -- and the Trump administration immediately said it would challenge the state's authority in court.

Up against a midnight deadline, Brown, a Democrat, signed a bill...