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Execs' "messages discussing business have been handed to the SEC," report says.

LG's 17-inch foldable OLED arrives October 4 for 4.99 million won (~$3,726).

Image recognition and voice features aim to make the AI bot's interface more intuitive.

Just about everything has leaked about the $699 Pixel 8 and $999 8 Pro.

Controversial injunction stayed until Wednesday while SCOTUS mulls US motion.

Adding more power often adds little to the EV experience, but we like this one.

"I don't believe in destiny, but if destiny exists, then it is heading for Donna Noble."

Getty will indemnify customers against lawsuits and pay artists on "recurring basis."

A pricey but feature-rich offering from Trek had me pedaling for my groceries.

Breathe easy; there's a bounty from Bennu inside.

With viral spillovers happening more frequently, containment is a fragile shield.

Columbus may not have brought syphilis back to the Old World after all.

"The spacecraft trajectory and performance have just been spot on."

Apple patches 3 zero-days after they were used in a sophisticated attack.

The vaccine is recommended for use only in the run-up to RSV season.

Interview: "It was not our intent to nickel-and-dime it, but it came across that way."

Connect an Android "webcam" to Windows, Mac, Linux, or even another Android phone.

Multiple rats in Atlanta test positive for calamitous, rapidly spreading parasite.

Pro model shipments are backed up for weeks.

No fees for Personal tier or old/current projects, new 2.5% revenue cap, and more.

Recap: The shadow rises, the Seanchan strengthen, and our characters face desperation.

New rules make it a bit harder for VoIP providers to access numbering system.

Prime Video subscribers will see ads unless they pay extra.

Provisional CMA approval sets stage for clearing final regulatory hurdle.

Apple also updated iOS 15 recently, though it's unclear how long that will last.

With no audio or video, a handful of activists try to ensure world knows what's happening.

Ride around town in style on this $1,999 e-bike.

A rule against copyrighting AI art will be unworkable.

This wasn't a great week for small launch vehicles.

No one mentioned that libwebp, a library found in millions of apps, was a 0-day origin.

On Monday, households can order 4 free tests with shipments expected to start Oct. 2.

"MSR was established with unrealistic budget and schedule expectations from the beginning."

Any object you create can be thrown back into a coffee grinder and reused on a new object.

Plus: Amazon announced last week that two fake review brokers were arrested.

Company's power is a "market failure" with "significant vendor lock risk" for devs.

All the displays, cameras, batteries, and back plate are now for sale.

"In order to help protect against abuse, we are lowering the volume limits we have in place."

Yet another look into how alcohol influences interactions with the desired sex.

Google allegedly gave drivers bridge route for years despite correction requests.

Laptop launches October 3; starts at $2,000 and gets more expensive from there.

The Surface Go tablet also gets an update, but only for business customers.

Passkeys, Paint, Backup, and other app updates make this a significant release.

Jaguars will sport native North American Charging Standard plugs from 2025.

Researchers are figuring out the features of these foods that harm our health.

Amazon wants you to use Alexa more. But can you trust it?

The FAA says Varda launched its vehicle into space without a reentry license.

With better response to details and text, DALL-E 3 hopes to make prompt engineering obsolete.

Linux's six-year long-term support was meant to help embedded devices.

The lancet liver fluke controls infected ants with a temperature-based on/off switch.

T-Mobile blames "temporary system glitch" during planned update.