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F-Droid sees Google's plans as a threat to FOSS apps.

This is a "step forward in the transition of European launch systems toward full reusability."

"Removing an item from the National Collection is not a viable solution..."

Epic will "inquire into our partner's creative intentions" before making a final decision.

Trump official plots impossible" deal moving Taiwan's chip supply chain into US.

Investors will receive $210 per share, well above the stock's all-time high.

World models aim to navigate the physical world by learning from videos, robotic data.

Ford and Chevy set near-identical lap times with very different cars; we drove both.

There's an unparalleled purity to MOO2's commitment to the fantasy.

The storm literally snapped the bones in their wings.

A vaccine developer and a climate scientist walk into a bar write a book.

I suppose if we do it and thousands of fans... don't like it, we'll stop doing it."

Cambridge researchers use satellite-based bramble detection as a proxy for mapping hedgehog habitats.

Doctors dissolve mass in woman's stomach by getting her to chug soda.

Op-ed: A dumb TV would be better.

Saudi investment fund, Jared Kushner are reportedly among the interested buyers

YouTube Labs will be a place to preview all the app's upcoming AI features.

Sorry, Brendan Carr: Sinclair and Nexstar stop preempting Kimmel on ABC affiliates.

Don't know what a keyboard stabilizer is? You're about to find out.

Responders ask for $25 million to contain the disease. They have $2.2 million.

Uncertainty reigns as Trump claims China approved TikTok deal.

It's a bit like a handheld 3D printer, with all the accuracy challenges that implies.

Letter urges Congress to take action to safeguard integrity of independent peer-review system.

The lower-powered ROG Xbox Ally comes in at a more reasonable $599.99.

Amazon plans to conduct two launches of Kuiper broadband satellites just days apart.

Keyboard uses low-profile Gateron Blue switches and an RP2040 controller.

A new genetic technique lets museum samples track population dynamics.

Democratic report describes Social Security risk and secretive DOGE offices.

"Development of new space transportation systems is difficult."

Let's dig into the science of stink.

Ditching Google could help Amazon better monetize its streaming gadgets.

"Russia and China already occupy important strategic hills and mountains in space."

New mobile chatbot feature analyzes conversations overnight.

Drug patents frequently cite research that the NIH wouldn't be able to fund.

AI-selected portfolios might perform well in a growing market, but experts warn of downturn risks.

Tech firms pressed to explain if H-1B workers are paid less than US workers.

The least exciting iPhone this year is also the best value for the money.

Amazon's settlement with FTC kills the No, I don't want free shipping" button.

DeepMind researchers believe this is the dawn of agentic robots.

These features try to turn iPhones into more powerful work and organization tools.

"DMA compliance is not optional, it's an obligation," the EU reminds Apple.

"We bought the engine from them, and it was garbage."

Search shows 2 million vulnerable Cisco SNMP interfaces exposed to the Internet.

Instead of contracting an outside team to campaign it, Ford Racing gets the job.

An AI figures out how robots can get jobs done without getting in each other's way.

Integrity, this is Houston, you are go for the Moon...

What's next, Sonic games on Nintendo consoles? Oh, wait...

The detection was along a heavily trafficked commercial thoroughfare, USDA says.

NatGeo documentary Cleopatra's Final Secret chronicles archaeologist Kathleen Martinez's 20-year search

De Niro parodies FCC boss: Criticizing Trump will cost you "a couple of fingers."