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Blue water-lily acts as a sedative, while Syrian rue induces dream-like visions.

Xumo Box will bring typical apps, plus ad-supported semi-channels, to TVs.

The massive medical group says it has some value, but called for a better standard.

Microsoft execs purportedly had "misgivings about the timing of ChatGPT’s launch."

Microsoft has offered repair manuals for a while; now it has parts to match.

May be a way to squeeze useful work out before we get quantum error correction.

"Working corrective action and retest."

Google could lose huge parts of its $225 billion ad business.

Comcast blasted for seeking "loopholes" in rule requiring disclosure of all fees.

Restraining order "maintain[s] the status quo" as FTC's case moves forward.

A new technique could aid Hubble Space Telescope users.

The state's right to repair law requires open access to telematics services.

Gift ideas and deals for Father's Day and graduation.

"Lucy’s muscles suggest that she was as proficient at bipedalism as we are."

API updates include 4x larger conversation memory for GPT-3.5 and function calling.

DOJ: Website had "section devoted to the sexual abuse of infants and toddlers."

Furor "will pass," Huffman says in internal memo reportedly viewed by The Verge.

Are you afraid of the dark?

Krool Toys regularly develops new games for Nintendo's 25-year-old handheld.

Official: “Montana’s emissions are simply too minuscule to make any difference."

Enceladus' rapid orbit and large geysers spread water widely near Saturn.

Today's Atari could hardly have less to do with the one that released the VCS.

Xbox exec: "Every QA person in our... company [is] playing Starfield right now."

Disney owns the LucasArts catalog, and Disney only calls you if it needs to.

Machine learning tech pioneered for "Get Back" will bring Lennon song to life. Here's how.

One plug or two? The EV charging industry reacts to Ford/GM/Tesla deal.

Brother Day: "I will look at them in the eye and reclaim what is ours."

A court used an app called Covenant Eyes to surveil the family of a man released on bond.

Key-leaking side channels are a fact of life. Now they can be done by video-recording power LEDs.

Thousands of subreddits going dark broke Reddit's website, mobile app.

"The process of publishing ... is underpinned by a shared commitment to integrity."

Drives automatically get a "warning" flag if powered on for 3 years.

Google's ad revenue amounted to nearly $225 billion in 2022.

The injunction could disrupt the deal as its mid-July deadline approaches.

UK regulators were concerned about cloud gaming. Is this a useful concession?

Musk's top priorities seem to be cutting costs and removing spam bots from DMs.

The realities of Apple Silicon make the Studio the best bet for most pros.

"I was positively surprised how well it worked," said one attendee.

Such objects could help refine models for Hubble Constant, dark energy, and dark matter.

After an absence of 50 years, it's like Ferrari never went away.

The man declined to say what sparked the fight or which relative bit him.

Six others also indicted as Korea toughens response to leakage of secrets.

Like the M2 Pro Mac mini, it's a bridge between Apple's low- and high-end Macs.

"Carbon Black" edition will launch worldwide on September 1.

A deep dive on "over 1,000 planets'" worth of open-world exploration.

Experiments with the endangered Bali myna showed some birds are bolder than others.

In addition to deaths, the decisions will lead to significant morbidity.

Reuters says Acer used Swiss subsidiary to send Russia "at least" 744 shipments.

When tested, "Over 90% of 1,008 generated jokes were the same 25 jokes."

Ev Williams: Generally, "the new thing does not come from the old thing."