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Researchers call for a dedicated law requiring platforms to remove revenge porn.

It's still a long, long way from parity with iOS or macOS apps, though.

54 million US adults may be misdiagnosed with high BP based on bad readings.

Pro se legal filing denies all of Nintendo's accusations, offers some novel defenses.

The Star Wars spinoff's costs topped $230.1 million halfway through post-production.

Newer Samsung Galaxy phones are promised seven years of updates.

The FAA is still reviewing plans for the fifth Starship test flight, but could approve it soon.

Winamp wanted to engage coders, but not like this.

Injunction in Epic case gives rival app stores three years to catch up to Google.

Popular music app says YouTube never justified its App Store takedown request.

Ctenophores merge with neighbors at wound sites, making animals with duplicate parts.

Hinton, who quit Google in 2023 to warn of AI dangers, was "flabbergasted" at the news.

Performance has not met expectations as company tries closing fab gap with TSMC.

Tech deals, gaming deals, accessory deals-all the deals in one place!

Expedition leader: "Everything we found shattered our expectations."

Review: Vessel of Hatred expansion adds to an already vastly improved game.

Chinese hackers were in networks of major ISPs for months," WSJ reports.

The launch of another important mission, NASA's Europa Clipper, is on hold due to Hurricane Milton.

Developer "heard your distress calls" and will bring back the claustrophobia.

Macs will reportedly launch around the same time as Apple Intelligence in macOS.

Prosecutors now have a "blueprint" to seize privileged communications, X warned.

The Supreme Court offered no explanation for denying the petition.

Temporary authority comes after Musk slammed FCC for not giving money to SpaceX.

48-page report urges FTC, FCC to investigate connected TV industry data harvesting.

MicroRNAs control the activity of many key genes but were unknown before 1993.

Tampa Bay has not been directly hit by a major hurricane since 1921.

Dogplayingtetris blasts past 3,300-line rollover in two-hour, 29M-point endurance test.

Hum from 300-megawatt facility allegedly causing stress, lack of sleep.

AI art may create a whole new world of copyright trolling, expert warns.

Plant growth is accelerating on the Antarctic Peninsula and nearby islands.

App swears there's no way for law enforcement to track users' identities.

There is currently no timeline for when the plant will be able to reopen.

YouTube confirmed all channels back online after mistaken removals.

New study finds it was the earliest-known building to use a standard screw thread.

Sometimes, you just want to kill a whole lot of skeletons as fast as possible.

Apple claims it fixed a critical bug that bricked M4 iPads.

The US Space Force says this test flight was critical for certifying Vulcan for military missions.

New side-by-side document and code-editing feature catches up with Anthropic's Artifacts.

Repair scheme got Apple to replace 6K fake iPhones with real ones.

Human feedback training may incentivize providing any answer-even wrong ones.

Copilot key becomes a "whatever" key in latest Windows Insider Preview build.

A future where realistic video fakes are easy and plentiful seems inevitable.

Elon Musk merging Twitter into X didn't absolve X from child safety fine.

A remarkably open farewell note from seven years of Android development.

The two companies say this should be the first of many collaborations.

"I just really, really want my photos."

Some just want to promote conflict, cause chaos, or even just get attention.

"I'm pretty darn confident I'm going to have a good day on Friday."

"I'm pretty darn confident I'm going to have a good day on Friday."

The ability to remain installed and undetected makes Perfctl hard to fight.