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The death of physical SIM cards is quickly approaching. These are the alternatives.

Nicknamed "Jerry" by Netizens, it's not the first encounter between nature and rockets.

The ergonomic, affordable alternatives to Herman Miller and Steelcase chairs.

It's unclear how the high court will ultimately rule on the matter.

Apple is looking to boost sales after a significant post-pandemic bust.

AutoGPT and BabyAGI run GPT AI agents to complete complex tasks iteratively.

"So far they’ve done what they need to do with regard to environmental impact."

SMBC's Zack Weinersmith talks about re-imagining Beowulf for his new graphic novel.

Taking a closer look at Nvidia's RT/DLSS stats on its own GPU owners.

The heavily restricted Android for Cars platform now supports IoT apps.

Compact, efficient, easy to drive—why can't more cars be like the Kia Niro?

The horse is long gone, but the barn door is finally closed.

Parler sold to firm that says conservative Twitter clone isn't a "viable business."

SwiftKey is the latest of many Microsoft apps to pick up generative AI features.

"We wanted to see if these were possible habitats for life."

We test and compare the i5-13400 to other Core i5 and Ryzen CPUs.

Two new reports say banks are not shifting away from fossil fuels fast enough.

"It is the only company that could see material cost savings by fully acquiring ULA."

Samsung is getting price gouged, and LG is bleeding cash. It could be a win-win.

Health officials would like to remind you that drinking untreated water is a bad idea.

Dolly 2.0 could spark a new wave of fully open source LLMs similar to ChatGPT.

Calif. Civil Rights Dept. petitions court, says Tesla must be forced to comply.

Bedrock and Titan will allow customers to build their own chatbots and image generators.

The clip-on fan interfaces with a trap door that opens up for internal cooling.

California man is first to have a confirmed B. miyamotoi infection in western US.

Crypto exchange could be restarted: "Situation has stabilized," FTX lawyer says.

Proof-of-concept includes Switch-style UI, better controller support, and more.

FBI agents arrested Jack Teixeira "without incident" Thursday afternoon, report says.

We go through frame by frame to pick out the small details you may have missed.

These are the lowest prices we've seen on a handful of devices.

The tire uses recycled plastics and natural guayule rubber from Arizona.

The Netherlands’ most notorious conspiracy theorist is now in prison.

“PRIMO is a new approach to the difficult task of constructing images from EHT observations.”

Conditions that favor water may be common in the formation of rocky planets.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) subpoenas FTC, claims it "harassed" Twitter and Musk.

A Selectric is nothing without its golf ball, but finding one is a costly pain.

It will offer more new Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, and Big Bang Theory shows.

The elephant only peels yellow-brown bananas when alone, and can do so faster than humans.

Amsterdam court requires porn sites to gain consent from all amateur performers.

The JAMMA adapters, superguns, and low-lag upscalers needed for Kong-scale Kong.

Reports say it's a commitment to AI, despite signing cautionary AI "pause" letter.

Mayor says new surveillance bots are "only the beginning" of police force revamp.

Absentee corporate leadership failed to notice the vote before it was too late.

AI cracking is on par with conventional methods, but you'd be forgiven for thinking otherwise.

Key now opens the Snipping Tool by default rather than copying to the clipboard.

New rules would affect light- and medium-duty vehicles.

NPR: Twitter is "falsely implying that we are not editorially independent."

There's a huge cost in lives from shutting off low-emission power plants.

Relativity Space is not going to launch again until at least 2026.

Universal Music Group says new tech relies on unauthorized use of copyrighted material.