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Google accused DOJ of aiming to force people to use inferior" search products.

StandBy for the new Journaling app (and a lot more).

iPhone 15 starts at $799, iPhone 15 Plus starts at $899. Available September 22.

iPhone 15 Pro still starts at $999, Pro Max at $1,199, available September 22.

It's a modest update spearheaded by a super-bright new display.

New models are $399, available Sept. 22, with new "Double Tap" finger gestures.

Variations linked to fertility, survival still present in a small population.

See the latest from Apple.

US says FTC probe uncovered privacy risks caused by Musk's drastic changes.

Universal standards for print and scan drivers have become more popular.

The ARPA-E backed train from Parallel Systems is now in its second generation.

Ponds, rivers, and lakes all over are getting hit by blooms of blue-green algae.

10-week trial probing Google's search business kicks off Tuesday.

Thunderbolt 4 expected to be the mainstream choice for at least a couple years.

New Shepard is scheduled to launch in early October on its return-to-flight mission.

The fall boosters target XBB.1.5 and have shown effectiveness against current variants.

The do-it-all dock has a faux wood top, making it look like a small table.

25 years ago, Apple was cool with firms hacking up kiosk-friendly touch iMacs.

It's quick, comfortable, and almost silent. And it fast-charges in 18 minutes.

German physicists used an ion-exchange microbead as a very tiny "pen."

Court: White House likely violated 1st Amendment, but injunction went too far.

Apple's 13-inch notebooks were last updated in July 2022.

Extension signals that Apple can't perfect the technology for itself.

Telesat picks the "most reliable and only reusable orbital rocket flying today."

Keep track of your valuables with AirTag and Pebblebee trackers and tracking accessories.

Controversial AI art piece from 2022 lacks human authorship required for registration.

Launching Amazon's first two Kuiper satellites is next on ULA's Atlas V schedule.

From alien abductions to monsters of the week, this sci-fi series had something for everyone.

"Some customers are concerned about the risk of IP infringement claims," says Microsoft.

The hot pepper linked to teen's death can cause arteries in the brain to spasm.

"If you come with me, you'll know everything, I promise."

X decried law's "draconian financial penalties," up to $15K per violation per day.

Intuit plans appeal, slams FTC's "predetermined decision."

For $20 a month, Claude fans can get 5x higher usage limits, early access to new features.

Runner is a modern-day John Henry, just 0.35 seconds from tool-assisted speedrun mark.

With no patch available yet, users must enable workarounds. The best: enforce MFA.

The federal regulator says SpaceX must implement 63 corrective actions.

Keychron challenges expectations for a budget mechanical keyboard.

From espresso to Nespresso, we share our favorite coffee setups.

Read the letter urging regulators to end Musk's dream of turning X into a bank.

Ryan Salame hit with $1.6B judgment, but US accepts $6M and forfeited property.

After a few leaks, Google just went ahead and made these devices official.

Russia's cyberattacks against civilian infrastructure in Ukraine may be the first case.

Restraining order also issued due to threats and harassment of Bungie employees.

No detectors "reliably distinguish between AI-generated and human-generated content."

Bad things are afoot-the Shadow gets its act together as our heroes flail in darkness.

New GPUs and new games prompt minor refreshes to our bang-for-buck PC builds.

The option was never offered to US customers anyway.

Japan's mission will attempt to make a precise landing on the Moon next year.

Guns remain the leading cause of death among American children and teens.