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This is Mercedes' fourth new EV and is the one best-designed for American tastes.

Sharing biomechanical ability may be key to anticipating movements of the same limbs in others.

USB, modern OS support and customization options meet vintage IBM inspiration.

The layoffs are a drop in the bucket compared to cuts at competitors, though.

China demands for access to products could put US firms in "impossible position."

Spectroscopy confirms just how old these distant galaxies are.

Does this mean the Surface Connect port is going away?

One jury awarded Owen Diaz $137 million—new jury says $3.2 million is enough.

The reaction to Google Drive's secret 5 million file limit makes Google hit "undo."

But consumer group says it's just a "short-term fix" for a solvable hardware "bug."

The move will put US in line with Canada, the UK, and WHO recommendations.

Volkswagen dealerships will put out collection bins for old consumer batteries.

Regulators have to figure out how to get them on the market.

Branson further cements his position as a "senior" creditor.

"Artemis II is more than a mission to the Moon and back."

FDA found brown slime, lack of sterility checks at Global Pharma's facility.

Judge rules Fox statements false; jury will decide on "actual malice" and damages.

The quarks that give it charge aren't hanging out with the gluons that provide mass.

The Macs are matching their lowest tracked prices, as are the latest Kindles.

Google dives into the competitive world of Windows + Android file sharing.

The compromise allowed hackers to steal data, raising the specter of ransomware.

"The universe has sent you a gift. You have to figure out what you're gonna do with it."

An app-based version of a giveaway contest was a rich target for mathematics.

Ruling also says Tesla illegally fired pro-union worker and must reinstate him.

Musk called The New York Times "hypocritical" for not paying subscription fee.

A620 chipset is missing features, but (mostly) not the important ones.

"Very few of us know about the wars fought in the shadows that have raged on this planet."

Sales grew 36% YoY, but much more is needed to reach 1.8 million cars in 2023.

“How much does the world change if you can get anywhere in an hour?”

Experts say generative AI is in uncharted legal waters.

After so many electric crossovers, it's refreshing to see another sedan.

An innovative research project delivers new evidence about how people live on the ISS.

No fooling—Starship rolled back to the launch pad on April 1.

We don’t need new gadgets; we need to use antibiotics more sparingly.

It's April Fools' Day, which means... a long, ludicrous poem about screens!

What started as a hackathon project is now a full-fledged streaming platform.

Insects move in, alders and willows spring up, and spawning fish arrive in thousands.

Elementor Pro fixed the vulnerability, but not everyone has installed the patch.

Posted algorithm code includes "is_democrat," "is_republican," and "is_elon."

The software-driven vehicle is supposed to be a place of choice.

Bard learns how to add 1+2, still flunks some basic logic questions.

The outbreak centered around a one-mile area where the fungus wasn't known to lurk.

Directors cite Princess Bride, Monty Python and the Holy Grail as influences, and it shows.

Oceanography, geology, and... particle physics? A new lab does it all without humans.

Canada's newly released budget considers consumers' wallets and e-waste.

The new file limit means you can't actually use the storage you buy from Google.

Experts disagree on how governments should be regulating AI.

This is just for new EVs; models that already have CarPlay or AA will keep them.

Khan "troubled by Twitter's delays" in providing documents and depositions.

The quantity of ads in Windows and Edge is bad, but their quality is worse.