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Tax credits, grants, and more to boost renewable and clean technology.

Octopus combines "tunability, sensing, and control" for efficient underwater adhesion.

Comcast started and ended Q2 with 32.2 million broadband subscribers.

The update is in beta now, but its features will go wide later this year.

Next year, TikTok-like content will dominate about a third of Meta user feeds.

Older Core and current Celeron and Pentium iGPUs move to "legacy" support model.

World's largest advertising company seems oddly reluctant to quit tracking cookies.

Noise canceling is a welcome upgrade, but everything else, especially audio, is flat.

Charter was ruled negligent, but "breathtaking" punitive damages may be reduced.

Hungry for data, soccer club pilots The Connected Scarf.

Some Destiny 2 and Minecraft players seem to be taking their fandom too far.

Charging an EV is not nearly as complicated as people think.

Exhaust contains a host of polluting particles, from soot to nitrogen oxides.

This is Philip Morris' second FDA hire recently.

Dogs construct "multisensory mental representations" by encoding different features.

Zuckerberg positioned Meta's XR platform as the successor to Windows, Android.

Overlap with Beat Saber would bring Meta "closer to... owning the entire 'Metaverse.'"

Windows and Adobe Reader exploits said to target orgs in Europe and Central America.

The oversight board is now fielding public comments on potential policy change.

Dealmaster also has the Switch Lite, Bose QuietComfort 45, and a bunch of AMD Ryzen CPUs.

Sept. 13 shareholder vote is the "only remaining approval" needed for Musk deal.

Google Maps takes the "first step" toward the SimCity-like Immersive View.

"Things start to fall apart when you stop caring. And I stopped caring a long time ago."

Spotify's only hardware first released to the general public 5 months ago.

VirtualBuddy and other apps make it pretty easy to run macOS on top of macOS.

This modular malware framework for Linux has gone undocumented until now.

The venture tests the boundaries of his lifetime ban from the pharmaceutical industry.

How many galaxies should we see shortly after the Big Bang?

Hands-on with one of Logitech's new colorful PC peripherals.

Plus, how to enable Hyper-threading, GPU rasterization, and more.

Man pleads guilty, DOJ said his crypto token "did not have any functionality."

Democrats call on Hulu to stop blocking political ads ahead of midterm election.

One improvement over the bigger model: The battery comes out via pull tab.

EV chargers are on the spectrum of the Internet of Things, and that means risk.

Bucks usual trend of 2-year-old hardware dropping in price, blames "rising costs."

It's Audi's first luxury take on the MEB electric vehicle platform.

The new head of Roscosmos continues the path set by his predecessor.

Passthrough video, automatic safety barriers, and more.

Turns out they're not all that rare. We just don't know how to find them.

Russia has been pushing away from the global Internet at a rapid pace.

Two viruses and a genetic predisposition linked to the puzzling condition in preliminary data.

Climate change is wreaking havoc on the planet's 117 million lakes.

NFL streaming is still mired in a mess of tangled platform agreements.

Online-only Evolve gets second lease on life, complete with matchmaking.

The first "Raptor Lake" processors are expected sometime this fall.

$350 million will go to customers and lawyers.

NFT Worlds insists that Minecraft's grapes were probably sour anyway.

Rising prices of components cast shadow over 5G rollout and development of data centers.

Google says Lemoine violated security rules, slams "wholly unfounded" claims.