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The M2 MacBook Pro was the last gasp of 2016-era MacBook design.

Jumping straight from the M1 to the M3 gives the new iMac a big speed boost.

From netbooks and PDAs to ATMs, voting kiosks, and ungainly presidential phones.

By some estimates, 20,000 devices have already been hacked.

"Done correctly," default deals "can make a difference," Google CEO testified.

One "big wet lizard" was chewed on by another.

European users are getting the update now, and the US version should come soon.

"You pay all this money for streaming services..."

"It turned out we weren't ready for this."

After ignoring the issue tracker for 10 days, Google is getting its act together.

Change comes amid EU probe of verified users spreading disinformation on X.

Crackdown limits some cheat devices but also hurts fighting and accessibility hardware.

Anthropologists suggest forts were built to secure key trade routes through the region.

Order details US admin's approach to AI safety, media authenticity, job loss, and more.

No infections yet linked, but FDA found contamination in manufacturing facility.

A visit to Lamborghini's factory involves some beehives, but also a V12 Aventador.

Launch was awesome, but now comes a painfully long wait.

Android 14 offers a lightly customizable lock screen and not much else.

There are competing theories about the origin of the nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum.

The government says it will protect kids online; critics say it's a threat to privacy.

We're building our landers to enable global landing capability on the Moon, day or night."

Lasers melt a regolith-like material into pavers that could be used for lunar roads.

Octo Tempest employs tactics that many of its targets aren't prepared for.

Colchicine is centuries old, but the line between toxic and nontoxic is still blurry.

"They've been relegated to pretty insignificant roles in the PC business."

FTX co-founder scolded for making up his own definition of market manipulation.

Sweet TVs, ergonomic office chairs, and Apple discounts top today's Dealmaster.

Meanwhile, a quarter of the country's wastewater testing sites are offline.

Kolumbo underwater volcano's 1650 eruption killed 70 people on Santorini Island, Greece.

CEO Sundar Pichai testifies Monday as Google mounts its defense.

Apple plans to appeal the ruling, which is under presidential review.

Users with multiple profiles are getting locked out of local storage and losing data.

Long mobile conversations with the AI assistant using AirPods echo the sci-fi film.

It was achieved through a combo of aero, tire, and powertrain improvements.

X's success as an everything app will "exceed" China's WeChat, Musk says.

The M11-P is the first camera to integrate Content Credentials.

There's no way to opt out, leading artists to believe Meta's system is badly broken.

"So I didn't even make it back and it's already renamed to Sfera."

The Squid Nebula is a recent discovery, first spotted in 2011.

ABL Space Systems has blamed its launch mount for a January rocket failure.

From the get-go, this feature was useless," researcher says of feature put into iOS 14.

SBF said he thought loans were legal but didn't fully read FTX terms of service.

Cryptosporidium cases linked to travel and swimming, but at unusually high rate.

Here's the link to all the Google trial evidence unlocked by media.

Firm drops widely panned idea but still aims to move users "up our price card."

For now this is early access, but "most" customers will get upgraded eventually.

Apple doesn't do "cheap," but Apple Silicon could make a cheaper MacBook work.

The company's "complicated" ownership structure is holding it back.

X has fewer users and a big ad-revenue problem on Musk's first anniversary.

New report details internal divisions, intense push for mobile ad money.