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Don't expect this wearable smartphone to be released any time soon, though.

"Rest assured we haven't signed any fixed-price development contracts, nor intend to."

Pichai told Congress users could "clearly see" what data Google is collecting.

France's iPhone 12 radiation concerns are also addressed in this release.

A layer of molten rock above the core led to confusing seismic signals.

Registration system may be tied to DMCA protection for drive firmware.

iLeakage is practical and requires minimal resources. A patch isn't (yet) available.

The platform was to use GM's Ultium batteries.

OSU officials isolate food robots after bomb threat, later resolved with an arrest.

Horrifying hit-and-run triggers California suspension of Cruise robotaxis.

After lots of damaging testimony, former FTX boss will take the stand.

Welcome to 2026 and the future of Lexus as an all-electric brand.

Looking far away to understand our own home.

A dive into the past, whether you're using a vintage or new computer.

Astrobotic's lunar lander ships to Florida later this week for final launch prep.

The best budget mechanical keyboard I've ever used.

Nvidia tried to end-run restrictions with new designs, but US govt said not so fast.

Bogus homeopathic products based on pseudoscience will remain on shelves.

Meta repeatedly chose not to design platforms safe for kids, states allege.

"Fines go uncollected, and the company dissolves and moves assets elsewhere."

Qualcomm's new chip has an X4 ARM Cortex CPU, typical yearly performance claims.

Snapdragon X Elite PCs should begin to arrive in mid-2024, but obstacles remain.

Mutations in the MAPT gene associated with tau proteins seem to play a significant role.

Samsung says a "server issue" incorrectly flagged the apps, and it should be fixed now.

PimEyes is "still perfecting" its AI age-detection system.

A startup company has upped its qubit count by an order of magnitude in two years.

Apple is relying on carbon credits to claim Apple Watch is carbon neutral.

Come for the Moon, stay to learn about the Black Madonna statue.

Around a half-dozen full-timers and a few part-timers are keeping Voyager alive.

TV series will be part of games' official canon, Amazon says.

This was a test of the launch-abort system for India's Gaganyaan spacecraft.

1Password CTO says investigation found no compromise of user data or sensitive systems.

Tesla SEC filing on Monday revealed that the DOJ is investigating the EV maker.

Researchers say "most transparent" AI model scores only 54% on their index.

After battling third-party apps, Reddit threatens generative AI firms, WaPo reports.

For the second year in a row, there's an even bigger graphite thermal pad.

Thieving iFrame sites now say: "I steal other people's code because I'm a total hack."

Ursula Vernon, aka T. Kingfisher, won a Hugo for her dark fairy tale, Nettle and Bone.

Earliest lawsuits reveal how AI giants likely plan to dodge defamation claims.

Supreme Court issues stay and will hear case on US contacts with social networks.

Overzealous DLL alterations have been suspended in a subsequent driver update.

Long wait times for 13- and 14/16-inch MacBook Pros are also suggestive.

The southern United States should see some beneficial rain.

Foxconn founder Terry Gou is currently running for president of Taiwan.

GPU-based physics simulator speeds up reality by "1,000x" while GPT-4 calls the shots.

In today's image, we get an infrared view of NGC 346.

Mining in space might be less environmentally harmful than mining asteroids on Earth.

It's a deep simulation, a retro throwback, and a funny few hours at a time.