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Service starts in "Kansas City, North Carolina's Triangle Region, Arizona, and Iowa."

Direct online marketing, distribution made an expensive annual show unnecessary.

Perhaps setting expectations of a $40,000 electric truck was a mistake.

This image was captured from mountainous terrain in Poland.

Designed to study Pluto, the spacecraft's instruments are being repurposed.

Epic Games scores major court win; judge will decide remedies next month.

SpaceX called off launch attempts Sunday and Monday. It's now set for Tuesday night.

The convenience of QR codes is a double-edged sword. Follow these tips to stay safe.

There's limited evidence for health benefits so far; early work suggests no one-size-fits-all.

Porsche's sporty SUV is about to go electric; here's what to expect.

Unproven hypothesis seeks to explain ChatGPT's seemingly new reluctance to do hard work.

Clause deleted from public version of terms is in the contract sent to buyers.

watchOS and tvOS also saw updates today.

Some experts think xAI used OpenAI model outputs to fine-tune Grok.

Dell introduced CAMM in 2022 with modules that were 57% thinner than SO-DIMM.

COP28 agreement draft no longer includes calls to phase out fossil fuels.

Purchased content will be scattered across a confusing array of apps and OSes.

Co-founder denies Apple's claims of security and privacy concerns for its users.

The administration of cola in Dutch ERs didn't result in a higher rate of improvement.

Musk asked Jones to address "the whole Sandy Hook thing" in interview on X.

Mazda is planning 7 or 8 new EVs, but not until the end of the decade.

The Italian motorcycle maker has made great improvements in reliability.

Samsung and Intel believe this is their best chance to close the game with TSMC.

It is thousands of times more dense than our corner of the Milky Way Galaxy.

It's great for a strange combo: beginners and local-only smart home enthusiasts.

The Colorado-based launch company will end 2023 with just three launches.

The material is being exploited for smartphone screens, insulated windows, and more.

A Kenyan tinkerer and Stanford engineer team up to make maxi pads from agave fibers.

Sprinkling rock dust on farmland to soak up atmospheric carbon will be tested at large scale.

NASA is still evaluating Hubble servicing studies from SpaceX and other companies.

Legislation lays out restrictive regime for emerging technology.

This midsize crossover EV has a lot more competition than when it debuted in 2021.

The landmark treatment turns on another blood protein that prevents sickling.

Appears to be a Microsoft Store bug; MS says printers should mostly still work.

Tang Tan is leaving the company, and multiple people will shift to take his place.

Verizon tricked by fake cop, fake search warrant despite obvious warning signs.

Krasue infects telecom firms in Thailand using techniques for staying under the radar.

The butt even grows its own eyes, antennae, and brain.

Add to a charity haul that's already raised over $14,000 in less than two weeks.

We run the models through seven categories to determine an updated champion.

Does this mean YouTube Podcasts is ready for prime time?

It's only one truck and one thermostat, but it could be the start of a V2H wave.

Musk's last-ditch effort to terminate settlement over "funding secured" tweets.

Annual showcase highlights "captivating science," "breathtaking beauty" of fluid motion.

A literal life-or-death balance, playing out at the level of individual genes.

Google takes heat for a misleading AI demo video that hyped up its GPT-4 competitor.

"There I was, flat on my back on a sand berm, with the best camera I had."

OpenAI hasn't said what Q* is, but it has revealed plenty of clues.

Build a town, direct its workers, and be pleasantly tranquil as it washes away.

"God willing, the suborbital tests of the new generation 'bio-capsule' will be completely Iranian."