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Ending support for SoundTouch may help Bose avoid a Sonos situation.

Among other things, the scammers bypass multi-factor authentication.

The termites know how much of their agricultural area has been taken over by weeds.

The CMA will focus on regulating search and search advertising, but not Gemini (for now).

Project Amethyst focuses on efficient machine learning, new compression techniques.

Court ends controversial order forcing OpenAI to save deleted ChatGPT logs.

Violations include digging without permits and dumping wastewater into storm drains.

255 miles of range, new infotainment, but where did all the torque go?

The long, winding road for Franklin Chang-Diaz's plasma rocket engine takes another turn.

AI is comically good" at detecting small earthquakes-here's why that matters.

The committee aims to take on the entire childhood vaccine schedule.

Anthropic study suggests "poison" training attacks don't scale with model size.

"I know I'm just a hedge knight but sometimes I think I could be more."

Arcane hidden options can offer accessibility without confusing the "core" game experience.

YouTube will evaluate each request individually, but copyright violators need not apply.

Texas requires sensitive info just to check weather and sports scores, Apple says.

FSD has been crossing into oncoming traffic and ignoring red lights.

As more sites require IDs for user age verification, expect more such breaches to come.

The Rubik's WOWCube is a 2*2 cube with modern twists.

Conditions of Elon Musk's top-secret clearances may soon be exposed.

"You don't have to claim that they're aliens to make these exciting."

Workers with ropes could make the moai "walk" in zig-zag motion along roads tailor-made for the purpose.

Dozens of new models are in the pipeline.

New laptop CPUs replace confusing bifurcated Lunar Lake and Arrow Lake lineups.

Four motors, 800 V, more than 1,000 horsepower, and it's all made in-house.

"Damage is being done already. Even if funding is reinstated, we have already lost people."

With the new investments, Stoke has raised nearly $1 billion.

This one seems ready-made for a television medical drama.

Central bank says market concentration hasn't been this extreme in 50 years.

ISPs complained about Biden-era rule, said listing every fee was too hard.

You absolutely, definitely cannot play it.

Scattered LAPSUS$ Hunters gave Salesforce until Friday to pay or else.

Logitech's interest in the smart home has appeared to wane in recent years.

Google delivers another phone that is slightly better than its predecessor-is that enough?

Policy change affects at least 2025 model Plus, Value, and J-series DiskStations.

Critics attacked subway ads to defend human friends and broadly criticize AI.

Three researchers share prize for structured polymers called metal-organic frameworks.

To be financially sustainable, New Glenn must be reused often.

Updated deals on keyboards, laptops, chargers, cameras, and lots of other stuff!

OpenAI, Anthropic consider using investor funds to settle potential lawsuits.

Yes, it's another potential qubit. But it's also some very cool physics.

A smaller battery and less standard equipment cuts prices, but not by enough.

Most people can get vaccinated at their local pharmacy like normal.

John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John Martinis built an electrical circuit-based oscillator on a microchip.

Wikipedia host's lawyer wants to help Ted Cruz understand how the platform works.

Microsoft has locked down well-documented workarounds in recent test builds.

Our discussion happens today, October 7, at 3:30pm US Eastern time.

New Pentagon data show climate impacts shaping reservists' mission.

OpenAI's likeness protections for living "public figures" don't apply to "historical figures."

Qualcomm claims Arduino will keep its own branding and "open source ethos."