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Human "sniffers" described the flavor as "raspberry notes with a hint of rose water."

AT&T and rural telcos say Starlink-fueled phone service would cause interference.

Bacteria in the recalled drops are so drug-resistant, docs turn to phage therapy.

A reckoning is underway for the economics of streaming services.

Ars saw two 2TB units become unreadable, but SanDisk only confirms 4TB troubles.

Asus finally responds after being castigated by users.

"Book 8088" retro laptop promises a real-deal MS-DOS experience.

The likely volcanoes should ensure that it has an atmosphere, too.

Twitter demands Microsoft audit a month after Musk declared, "Lawsuit time."

TikTokers can't “imagine America without" the app, sue Montana to block ban.

Samsung and Google's contract dispute comes to an end, as usual, in favor of Google.

“It’s an incredible moment in spaceflight history."

Creator says being a parent has made his moderation attitudes "less black and white."

Cloud AI tools could leak confidential Apple company data; Apple works on its own LLM.

2011-2022 model owners may be paid for damages, towing, rentals, other costs.

The current outbreak echoes one reported last year from a different Mexican state.

A new global study shows water levels falling and finds a global warming fingerprint.

Toyota's luxury brand must try harder if it wants to sell a million EVs by 2030.

Everyone is invited to our (free!) event, streaming live this coming Monday!

"I fell to my knees, sobbing, from witnessing such an incredible feat."

Summer is here, but that shouldn't keep you from your cable management project.

The bane of low-cost Android devices is showing no signs of going away.

Faint data signal of possible increased risk of premature birth caused some concern.

"Its gait and trajectory show high similarity with multiple ant species.”

Will new TLDs undo decades of work to stop malicious links?

Satellite broadband would be harmed by mobile service in 12 GHz band, FCC rules.

Following "lousy first quarter," Upton expects "hundreds of thousands" by Q3.

Supreme Court rulings leave Section 230 reforms to Congress.

Per usual, Apple is expected to announce the next versions of these OSes at WWDC.

Frustrating glitch has some worried about streaming NFL games.

Telco lobby makes network-fee pitch to EU, seeks payment for "traffic delivery."

App brings popular AI assistant to an official mobile client app for the first time.

Leaked video shows swiping the phone across your head to measure body temperature.

Exec says they're "experimenting" with models beyond Game Pass subscriptions.

"Don't expect something perfect," Pebble founder tells potential buyers.

TikTok vows to fight Montana ban.

By 2024, trucks bought for use in the state’s ports and rail yards must be zero-emission.

8GB 4060 Ti launches May 24; $499 16GB version and 4060 follow in July.

Solitude is not a curse—it urges us to explore the mysteries of our galaxy and beyond.

Spider-Man 2 and Final Fantasy XVI seem like givens—but what else will we see?

Holmes will use the next 13 days to get her affairs in order, she told the court.

“This is a new phase for underwater forensic investigation and examination.”

Google is going to wipe out old accounts, but not ones with YouTube videos?

If the consequence of Musk’s tweeting is Twitter losing money, “so be it.”

Verizon simplifies its data plans: Do you want the fast one or the slow one?

Sponges are more closely related to us than some animals with a nervous system.

There's a reason other hypercar companies go to Rimac for electric powertrain tech.

The companies will only stock MX Master and MX Anywhere mouse parts at first.

New Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals religious and political divides over AI as well.

Recent beta tests and "server slam" weekend found many early issues, devs say.