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Our special 4-part look at The Callisto Protocol concludes!

Evidence from millennia of Atlantic storms is not good news for the coast.

"It’s really hard to articulate what the feeling is."

The man reportedly infected 39 people in one outdoor jog through a park.

App adds yet another Apple-sanctioned subscription service to Apple devices.

Algorithm also analyzes in-game data to find opponents secretly working together.

NeurIPS 2022 honors MineDojo for playing Minecraft when instructed by written prompts.

New branding is more consistent with older 1070, 2070, and 3070-series GPUs.

Comcast's advertised prices don't include ever-rising Broadcast TV and sports fees.

Twitter faces scrutiny for relying too much on automated content removal.

The optimal splash-reducing angle for the average human is approximately 30 degrees.

Project Zero calls out Android and Pixel for not fixing a GPU vulnerability.

Employees hit with overdraft fees after paychecks fail to show up on schedule.

The data is in a new report on EV use from Argonne National Lab.

The roomier version of GM's electric hatchback starts at just $27,200.

This was the rare year when there were no August storms. Then things blew up.

Successful ground test in the development of hydrogen power to cut carbon emissions.

We tested the best multi-port, high-wattage chargers for the plug-deprived.

Cyber Monday is here, with new deals joining many still-available Black Friday deals.

Genomes of cetaceans help tell story of mammals who returned to life aquatic.

Apple is offering gift cards, and retailers are serving up discounts.

Recent study offers evidence of link between Epstein-Barr and multiple sclerosis.

Some favorite and notable laptops are getting solid discounts this week.

Squeezing more slowly and doubling diameter of the nozzle can help prevent splatter.

Any federal action could easily push deal past crucial July 2023 deadline.

Porsche's lighter, simpler, performance-oriented 911 benefits from unique options.

Pro-Kremlin group called Killnet takes credit.

Minerals that normally get altered in watery environments are still present.

Nurse wanted to stuff the amputated foot and use it to scare children.

Violence erupts at Foxconn plant in Zhengzhou as COVID cases rise across country.

New data decisively favors shockwave-generated radiation in the jets.

Qualcomm's new chip will power most Android phones in 2023, but China's early.

Only the Store version of WSL will get new features from now on.

FTX "was run as a personal fiefdom of Sam Bankman-Fried," company lawyer says.

HP laptop unit sales fell by 26% in Q4.

"I am very glad to say that we have found a positive way forward."

Activists say they would never make such a deal with Musk.

The lack of cheaper electric vehicles is going to be a problem.

Third-party data brokers give police warrantless access to 250 million devices.

Meta's Cicero can negotiate or persuade with natural language—just like a human.

Rockstar follows similar recent ban by Mojang and Minecraft.

Not surprisingly, female customers bear the brunt of the privacy violations.

Beefed-up image quality topped with a souped-up camera.

Financial data was sent to Meta by TaxAct, H&R Block, and TaxSlayer.

Bundles save space, with the tradeoff that developers give Google the app-signing keys.

"The bottom line is: We need more Americans vaccinated."

Speed is the name of the game for this one.

Someday our whipped topping could be made from beer-brewing residues or plants.

Musk: "People who are great at writing software are the highest priority."

The monkey is the oldest known captive, exported primate in Mesoamerica.