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"Basically, I've been given 60 days to come up with the objective architecture."

You can add older devices to a new plan, even if they're not already covered.

Rules will include EU-style curbs on app stores.

We also test out the more powerful S6 Sportback.

Only a handful of the V12 convertibles will come to the US each year.

Possible legal paths to revive a shuttered video series on TikTok and Instagram.

EFF says the "mass surveillance scheme" violates constitutional protections.

Apple disabled news summaries earlier this year after they mangled headlines.

Gordon Pennycook: "It might be one of the biggest false consensus effects that's been observed."

Go shark fishing on the RV Garvin, get hooked on the ideas behind it.

"Complete farce": State lawmaker says US threatened to block broadband funding.

The Pew Research Center analysis shows how hard AI is hitting web traffic.

CTA expert explains how chip tariffs may doom US to pay more for popular tech.

For businesses and individuals with software that can't run on Arm-based PCs.

SpaceX, other commercial launch firms, have been seeking this change in policy.

The fire gutted the museum's gift shop and caused significant smoke damage to several exhibits.

Worse, fewer and fewer consider the brand safe.

Slack messages: Some xAI employees refused to join invasive Grok training.

Companies feared rules and lawsuits based on Office of Research and Development assessments.

Makenzie Lystrup's departure from Goddard comes soon after the resignation of the director of JPL.

Mercedes-AMG is following the Ioniq 5 N playbook with simulated shifting and sounds.

Google's next smartphone keeps the same design.

Analysis of broadband affordability deemed "extraneous" by FCC chair.

Ongoing attacks are allowing hackers to steal credentials giving privileged access.

DeepMind followed IMO rules to earn gold, unlike OpenAI.

Five years ago it was a lot easier to buy a car for less than $30,000.

In experimental surgery on pig organs, the robot performed well.

Musk's X refuses to give French cops real-time data about all user posts."

Non-math AI model reportedly solves proofs at human speeds, but early reveal roils community.

UK officials fear their insistence on backdoor endangers tech deals with US.

Judges pushed to bone up on AI or risk destroying their court's authority.

"Mankind has always feared what it doesn't understand." Plus: our seven favorite scenes.

Weather patterns that drive drought in the Southwest may persist for several decades.

RFK Jr. is targeting a little-known program that underpins childhood immunizations in the US.

"NASA appears to be acting in accordance with a fringe, extremist ideology."

"Humanity has prevailed (for now!)," writes winner after 10-hour coding marathon against OpenAI.

Contrary to recent reports, phishing sleight-of-hand doesn't defeat FIDO.

Series will be led by Westworld, Halo alums.

The Eternaut debuted on Netflix with a generative AI-assisted scene.

In 2019, a speeding Tesla using Autopilot ran a stop sign and hit two stargazers.

The mpox vaccines were pledged under the Biden administration.

Supreme Court precedent protects FTC commissioner, at least "for the time being."

YouTuber claims to have receipts" disproving Apple's allegations.

"One year ago, this was out of the discussion."

We're starting to find features that distinguish one Neanderthal culture from another.

Donald Trump's first big crypto win "nothing to crow about," analyst says.

"Europe is seizing the opportunity to lead."

The Nothing Phone 3 is the company's best phone by a wide margin, but is that enough?

"He's biblically strong, lightning fast, and supremely intelligent"-and very dispensable.

Whichever sweetener is used, Coke is still crammed with sugar.