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Launch inventory is specifically held for individual buyers until 2024.

This hurricane season shows how machine-learning algorithms can improve weather forecasts.

A convenient rating system to evaluate the threat posed by misinformation sources.

The FDA previously found that no one is confused about where almond milk comes from.

Youth suing: "I'm forced to stay inside," and "things are getting worse."

His mission was originally supposed to last six months.

Twitter/X left voluntary alliance but is "not off the hook," EU official says.

Tens of thousands of fossils later, we've found a trilobite with a full stomach.

Post-apocalyptic heroine Aloy will return to Steam and the Epic Game Store soon.

From Thursday until Sunday, charges will cost just one dollar.

Despite lack of specifics, rumored smartphone collaboration has everyone guessing.

The modified firmware used by BlackTech is hard to detect.

Apple is contractually obligated to defend Google search deal, DOJ says.

Devs say a hotfix is incoming for the code, if not for the early access vibes.

Augmented reality passthrough cameras are a focus for the VR headset leader.

The Meteor Lake architecture is skipping socketed desktop CPUs entirely.

North American sales are bad for everyone, except, miraculously, Google.

CERN's ALPHA experiment confirms matter and antimatter react to gravity in a similar way.

Earlier-than-expected takedown continues long history of EA sunsetting legacy titles.

Feature hopes to remove language barriers, but will speakers know if translations are faulty?

Google antitrust trial docs can be shared online, judge ruled.

Disease-causing fungi are likely to thrive in a warmer, stormier world.

This is the first driver assist to allow you to take your eyes off the road.

Previous CVE submission failed to mention that thousands of apps were affected.

"There is some black dust-like material that's visible. We're hoping that's from Bennu."

Fragments of wine glasses, bowls, and animal bones offer evidence for their last meal.

Merck's small-molecule molnupiravir linked to mutated viruses that spread in people.

A thrilling roundup of the things Google has killed this week.

Democrats finally have 3-2 majority needed to regulate ISPs as common carriers.

As with placebo pills, time is making placebo magnetic stimulation more effective.

It's a tricky thing, telling customers that your stations are far from perfect.

Amazon recently locked some of Alexa's Guard security features behind a paywall.

A previously unknown compression side channel in GPUs can expose images thought to be private.

If at first you don't create usable desktop widgets, try, try again.

23H2 resets the support clock, but all the new features are coming to 22H2.

FTC: Amazon "extracts enormous monopoly rents from everyone within its reach."

Incorrect AI-generated answers are forming a feedback loop of misinformation online.

Meanwhile, major game devs say fee structure changes haven't won them back.

"It would stand to reason that same philosophy would extend into space."

"I am confident that Blue Origin's greatest achievements are still ahead of us."

The site was going to make lithium iron phosphate cells for electric vehicles.

Execs' "messages discussing business have been handed to the SEC," report says.

LG's 17-inch foldable OLED arrives October 4 for 4.99 million won (~$3,726).

Image recognition and voice features aim to make the AI bot's interface more intuitive.

Just about everything has leaked about the $699 Pixel 8 and $999 8 Pro.

Controversial injunction stayed until Wednesday while SCOTUS mulls US motion.

Adding more power often adds little to the EV experience, but we like this one.

"I don't believe in destiny, but if destiny exists, then it is heading for Donna Noble."

Getty will indemnify customers against lawsuits and pay artists on "recurring basis."

A pricey but feature-rich offering from Trek had me pedaling for my groceries.