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Can water utilities meet the EPA's new standard for PFAS?

It is fun to contemplate all of the life on display in this image.

Lines keep blurring between work and play screens, and OLED overwhelms.

Luddites were hardly the anti-tech dullards historians have painted them to be.

The dips may be due to holiday lulls; CDC is monitoring for post-holiday increase.

Reddit says First Amendment rights protect it from having to disclose users' info.

There's not much available real estate to grow Cape Canaveral's launch capacity.

Data provides more evidence older people should stay up to date on COVID vaccines.

The telltale error messages are a sign of AI-generated pablum all over the Internet.

EPA plans to meet with telecom giants this month to discuss lead cables.

It's not the use of Portal, it's the use of an N64 SDK that's the issue.

After iOS 16 reintroduced lock screen widgets, Google is dusting off its old code.

NASA, NOAA, and Berkeley Earth have released their takes on 2023's record heat.

The CAMM2 spec was recently finalized, and memory makers are testing the waters.

The Saudi-backed builder of high-end EVs is not having an easy time.

Chinese authorities are exploiting a weakness Apple has allowed to go unfixed for 5 years.

eBay must pay maximum fine for putting Massachusetts couple through pure hell."

BMW's Remote Valet is one premium feature we'd pay for.

Mixers" and privacy coins" like Monero enable them to launder profits, stay online.

"I am so proud of this team. Oh my gosh, this has been years of hard work."

Google vows to create more safeguards to protect victims of deepfake porn.

Also: A separate team found a small, cold exoplanet with a massive outer companion.

Starlink's Direct to Cell satellites to fill in dead spots in T-Mobile network.

The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act set aside $2.5 billion for underserved and rural areas.

Google's layoffs hit hardware, the Google Assistant, and even the AR division.

Fake CEO denied profiting off the alleged cryptocurrency scam.

Judge calls law "breathtakingly blunt instrument" for reducing harm to children.

Next up: Could SteamOS 3 be coming to a desktop gaming rig near you?

Media orgs want AI firms to license content for training, and Congress is sympathetic.

The rental car company will replace them with gasoline-powered vehicles.

The unfinished script, found in an archive, shows Lynch's enthusiasm for Dune.

Even as astronomical objects go, that's a gargantuan protostar.

As US dams age, removal is always an option-and it can be done well.

Only Broadcom's favorites will be able to sell VMware-related offerings.

Top regulatory officials call for clinicians to speak up and drown out misinformation.

More than 600,000 Ram trucks have Cummins engines with software defeat devices.

Organizations using Ivanti Connect Secure should take action at once.

The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid combines the best (?) of both worlds.

Like an app store, people can find novel ChatGPT personalities-and some creators will get paid.

Opinion: I'd rather have my secondary, portable screen fold than my phone or PC.

Twitch reportedly still unprofitable, paid over $1 billion to streamers in 2023.

"We anticipate some movements in the manifest."

Massive stars burn out quickly. When they die, they expel their gas as outflowing winds.

X says hacker had control over phone number associated with SEC account.

New reporting system will enforce "guardrails" for "live-generated" AI content.

The midlife upgrade was available in China and Europe last year.

Based on Mirai malware, self-replicating NoaBot installs cryptomining app on infected devices.

The diminutive and blocky VF3 costs just $12,200 in Vietnam.

Microplastics in our steak and tofu are washed down with nanoplastics from bottled water.