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Internet-exposed devices that give BIOS-level access? What could possibly go wrong?

Nvidia's next frame-gen tech goes way beyond upscaling, and not in a good way

Samsung didn't offer an explanation for its decision, but it's not exactly a surprise.

Meteor's fiery passage through the atmosphere was captured by a space-based lightning mapper.

Switch games running at 720p can look worse on the Switch 2's 1080p display.

If you want to spend $1,300 on a phone, it might as well be this one.

Seneca's drones carry foam, fly at night, and don't need an on-site pilot.

The three-row SUV starts at under $40,000, and now there's a 35 mpg hybrid version.

Ruling temporarily blocks changes to vaccine recommendations and an advisory board.

Discord user led cops to Grok-generated CSAM of real girls, lawsuit says.

State attorneys general won't get climate chapter removed from a legal manual.

Creator apologizes after using Patreon funds for Gemini-powered magazine scan processor.

Carr makes evidence-free claim of "hoaxes and news distortions." Trump is thrilled.

OpenAI draws a line between AI smut" and porn. Experts fear it's all unhealthy.

Porsche's new 911 Cup debuted in iRacing, and then we took it out on the track.

Formula 1's new style of racing puts on an entertaining sprint weekend in Shanghai.

Apple's over-head headphones get an update after over five years.

"He didn't preserve it as a sacred object... "

This is the latest front in the battle over climate lawsuits.

Engineers have uncovered the mathematical rules fireflies follow to sync up their flashes.

"I realized that if something went wrong up there, things might go very badly down here."

Technology like four-wheel steering and variable valve timing debuted in the Prelude.

Staff complain that the constant upheaval is destroying morale.

"This ought to make for some good reading," NASA's mission management team chair said.

She made a full recovery, despite the maggots.

Early Access impressions: New characters shine, but it feels like we've done this before.

When winning depends on intuiting a mathematical function, AIs come up short.

GFiber and Astound to merge with Alphabet selling majority stake to Stonepeak.

Unicode that's invisible to the human eye was largely abandoned-until attackers took notice.

Adobe says it will also give customers who "qualify" free services but is vague on details.

Confused about electric vehicle voltages? You won't be after reading this.

Bizarre FirstNet charge nearly identical to one that hit different user in 2024.

Amazon says its service requires "significant investment."

The M5 MacBook Air is a minor upgrade, but minor upgrades add up over time.

Frame-dragging may explain an odd pattern seen in the brightest supernovae.

Despite anti-vaccine rhetoric, New Mexico residents embraced lifesaving shots.

Advanced Shader Delivery uses precompiled shaders for "console-like load times" across PC hardware.

"That truth will upend the established order of the entire world. If you do this, there's no undoing it."

Carmaker's technology means EVs can be ready almost as quickly as filling a fuel tank.

SpaceX has started commissioning a second launch pad at the company's Starbase facility in Texas.

Company says it doesn't know how long it will take to restore its Microsoft environment.

Unsealed messages add wrinkle to trial after US agreed to settle with Live Nation.

Trade group callls out HP for latest Dynamic Security firmware update.

SBF is still twisting facts to hide FTX crypto losses, DOJ says to block new trial.

Three smaller SUVs are in development, starting at under $50,000.

Perplexity says AI access to your files is in "secure environment with clear safeguards."

The Inca Empire's system of roads were built on centuries-old trade routes.

Neo is the first MacBook in a long time with an easily replaceable keyboard.

Steam maker says settling the case would be easier but would set a bad precedent.

The midsize AWD EV goes on sale this spring, single-motor versions in 2027.