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Improvements include new motors, more battery capacity, and some drag reduction.

After delays, company is set for a 6 pm US Eastern launch of a small satellite.

Hitting the trails with Trek's top-of-the-line mountain e-bike.

Departing CTO rails against "inefficiency" and "self-sabotage" in the Meta ranks.

An error with the macro recording feature may be to blame.

Stable Diffusion-powered music generator processes sound in the visual space.

Lawsuit: Twitter has refused to make required payments since Musk took over.

Amazon acquired the rights to potentially create its own cinematic universe.

Positioning profusely powerful portable processors not a priority for Valve.

Overture Maps Foundation wants to end the oppressive rule of the Google Maps API.

10-inch tablet with detachable keyboard case should be available in early 2023.

NYT and Washington Post say Twitter provided no explanation for suspensions.

Letters to gaming companies could be first step toward hearings or gov't action.

The biggest concern is the flight computers on board the Soyuz spacecraft.

Three Cruise AVs have been rear-ended after braking too hard while being followed.

Interference patterns in a cloud of atoms made in a portable device.

Growing crops to make plastic could cut fossil fuel use, pull carbon out of the atmosphere.

High-fashion 2-in-1's inflated price is more for its design than its performance.

No one has yet stepped forth to win the great methane rocket race.

Artists must register and manually flag matched images in the LAION database.

Oppo's Find N2 and Find N2 Flip have interesting takes on the foldable phone.

The first version of the mount was only sized to work with MacBooks.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider follow-up will be Amazon's first single-player game.

Suit claims "guessing wrong" about young user harms could cost companies $20B.

Density suggests these "super-Earths" are more like giant, hot Europas.

Climate change has coffee growers searching for alternative crop strains.

MCCrash is specially designed to take down Minecraft servers and performs other DDoSes.

When Matter devices exist, you can add and control them with Google gear.

Legacy of the Moonspell's new unlockables are interesting... for a while, at least.

Streaming service goes dark during one of the most anticipated sporting matches.

Users of popular portfolio site seek to castigate and disrupt AI-generated art.

OnePlus plans to start mass production by March.

Musk says son X AE A-XII was stalked, blames student who made @ElonJet Twitter bot.

The EQS sedan works better as a luxury cruiser than a performance bruiser.

Tesla’s share price is down 61% since start of 2022, trailing rivals Ford and GM.

We watched Dell dismantle the PC in well under a minute.

Dealmaster also has discounts on VR, Xbox, SD cards, robot vacuums, and 4K TVs.

After three hours Wednesday night, the leak remained ongoing.

Mixed messages from a casual cruising machine with a powerful motor.

ECG, sleep tracking, and heart and lung auscultation—all in one unusual design.

Vaccine inequity, long COVID, and weak variant surveillance loom as big challenges.

48 Internet domains associated with the services have also been seized.

Custom typewriter hack uses Arduino, Rapsberry Pi, and GPT-3 to dramatic effect.

Rock Band, Unreal, and other games at Epic lose online services on Jan. 24.

Rare microbes form two branches of a supergroup, a classification above kingdoms.

Musk's attorney, Alex Spiro, out but still representing Twitter on pending cases.

In an abrupt reversal, China ended mandatory testing last week.

New automated moderation program does not seem to allow for human intervention.

A skin of porous scales may have helped keep dinosaurs' metabolism from overheating.

Subaru is recalling 271,694 2019–2022 Ascent SUVs due to faulty heater wiring.