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Various options are still available to nudge the important instrument.

The Vitamix 5200 rarely sees discounts outside of Black Friday.

$479 for an 11-inch, 144 Hz tablet sounds too good to be true, and it is.

"It is crucial that those responsible immediately inform the relevant Norwegian authorities."

We dig into the research and interview companies about the potential of Mini LED.

Developers quit Pantheon over its stance on hosting SPLC-designated hate groups.

Raw milk is dangerous for everyone, but especially younger children.

Court will likely require Musk deposition in Tesla Autopilot wrongful death case.

The cause is unclear, but climate change and the pandemic likely played roles.

Balto was just part Siberian husky and, contrary to popular legend, not part wolf.

AMD is putting more voltage limitations in place in future BIOS updates.

A glut of memory chips leaves Samsung with its lowest profits since 2009.

8-bit love letter to Super Smash Bros. reaches Kickstarter goal within 48 hours.

It will debut in Europe early next year and in the US in late 2024.

Any port wouldn't match PlayStation/Xbox "in terms of quality of gameplay and content."

Coastal lands are subsiding and losing elevation, making rising seas all the worse.

The Apple Watch Ultra's launch shook things up, but you probably don't need it.

With allegedly fake title, Gevorkian sold unproven treatments for serious conditions.

The limitations are harsh, but it works.

The Halo Rise sleep tracker only came out 5 months ago.

A confident, deeper sequel that embraces Star Wars’ spirit of adventure.

Holmes' last-ditch appeal triggered an automatic freeze on her previous bail denial.

Critics say Montana's TikTok ban still isn't technically or legally feasible.

Near a star, there's chemistry that doesn't occur in our Solar System's gas giants.

Finding may help us track animals in the wild, perform genetic studies.

Four months after it was announced, the ThinkPhone is finally shipping.

Manufacturers must provide repair parts, embedded software, and documentation.

Dreams, friendships, anxiety, and absolutely nailing a double-bounce headshot.

"These scars we have make us who we are. We're not meant to go back and fix them."

The spacecraft takes a step toward commercial spaceflight.

It seems to be a bug introduced in Edge version 112, released earlier in April.

Get ready to build your own unique solutions to Link's many challenges.

From random number generators to the origin of "the Tetris song."

High prices, device lifetime concerns are increasingly pushing people to refurbs.

New GMVA data complements the 2017 M87 image captured by Event Horizon Telescope.

Instead of a small turbo V6, it's sticking with a big, naturally aspirated V12.

Honda wants to replace small gasoline engines with electric motors and batteries.

How do frogs and other amphibians survive their own noxious weapons?

New CPUs and GPUs and low RAM and SSD prices change many of our recommendations.

Gov. group says deal would "substantially lessen competition" in cloud gaming.

Two Ultium-based EVs arrive next year, an in-house EV follows in 2025.

JAMA study highlights quality-control issues common with dietary supplements.

Unsaved chats will be retained 30 days for "abuse monitoring" before permanent deletion.

RNC calls Biden "out of touch" for asking voters to let him "finish the job!"

Don’t be alarmed: They only infect plankton.

Rules apply to five Google sites, Facebook, Apple, Bing, Twitter, TikTok, etc.

"Based on multiple lines of evidence, the vertebrate hypothesis of the Tully monster is untenable."

This lunar landing is at the vanguard of a number of private landing attempts.

No more guessing which web meeting apps auto-start your audio or video.

The Z1-series is already coming to at least one handheld PC, the Asus ROG Ally.