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Active thermal battery management and a NACS fast-charging port are new features.

The variant, NB.1.8.1, has been linked to surges in parts of Asia.

"Only one man has the particular set of skills... to lead Police Squad and save the world!"

Child sex abuse imagery leads to 5 years in prison.

The soaring price of copper makes networks tempting targets for thieves.

Rare RCA control panel from 1966 may be the only surviving example of its kind.

Commissioner fired as Trump pivots US policy to accept more nuclear risks.

The ads will appear under WhatsApp's Updates tab.

Rivals are starting to get under each others' skin as F1 races in Montreal.

Concerns about transfer of genetic data to new company may now be moot.

The sedan goes on sale in the US toward the end of this year.

Nintendo's overdue upgrade is a strong contender, even amid competition from handheld PCs.

Ryan Reynolds narrates NatGeo's new series highlighting nature's much less cool and majestic creatures.

Some space companies aren't necessarily against this idea, but SpaceX hasn't spoken.

Report: An expansion of biofuels policy under Trump would lead to more greenhouse gas emissions.

Authorities continue the slow crackdown.

Combining vertical "strings" with periodic horizontal wires stops clogging and clumping, boosts efficiency.

Because you wanted this, right?

Report: Proposed condition on ad merger would ban boycotts based on politics.

A crew mission has been delayed until next Wednesday at the earliest.

Nonprofits often can't afford ad space on streaming platforms.

It was a good idea that arrived too late to matter.

Meta's Llama 4 model has underperformed its competitors on benchmarks.

Wondering what to get the dad who has everything? We have some ideas!

Why requests for "no AI resurrections" will probably go ignored.

Canada is the only G7 nation without a launch program. Quebec wants to do something about that.

The woman was in her 60s when dermatologists finally figured things out.

"I was very disappointed, especially because it was so close to confirmation."

Apple OSes will soon transfer passkeys seamlessly and securely across platforms.

New "nsOne" board can save a dying 1990s PlayStation 1 by transplanting original chips.

Google's disclaimer says AI "may include mistakes," which is an understatement.

Trump overhaul of $42B broadband fund upends states' plans to expand access.

Despite introducing the bug in March, it may be September before Google fixes it.

Pirelli is partnering with Apulia to monitor roads with connected tires.

OpenAI, DeepMind, and Anthropic tackle the growing issue of sycophantic AIs.

AdWeek report claims gradual uptick in ad load, which ad buyers confirm is growing.

A light-sensitive wire mesh implanted in the retina helps restore nerve impulses.

Robert Malone and Martin Kulldorff are two of the most concerning picks.

Federighi talks to Ars about why the iPad's Mac-style multitasking took so long.

Puzzle-based experiments reveal limitations of simulated reasoning, but others dispute findings.

Last year's data plus plenty of simulation are meant to create a level playing field.

The test grew out of a discussion at Wikimedia's 2024 conference.

Multiple-studio complaint cites AI image outputs as evidence of "bottomless pit of plagiarism."

The medical community is outraged, but Sen. Bill Cassidy continues to be reassured.

Some advertisers return to avoid suits, but Lego and Pinterest rebuffed threats.

New studies reveal pattern-matching reality behind the AI industry's reasoning claims.

The giant 3D video chat system also requires a Google Beam license for cloud processing.

"This is where everything is headed."

The electric race series will approach F1 speeds with the Gen4 car.

Donald Trump says agreement struck with Beijing covers rare earths.