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The supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy hasn't always been quiet.

Midjourney v5.2 features camera-like zoom control over framing, more realism.

Google says it's working on a fix, but as usual, manufacturers will need to update.

User pushback deters Microsoft from even tiny changes to ancient Windows menus.

Lawyers fined $5K and lose case after using AI chatbot "gibberish" in filings.

Isotropic analysis revealed her diet and likely migration from southern Germany to England.

"It is better to not do it than to torch the whole science community."

Multitasking on a 13-inch laptop is much easier with 26.6 inches of screen.

Finding the Titan's wreckage-or anything else at those depths-is hard.

The bans and restrictions complicate clinical trials and leave risky paper trails.

A small percentage of Canadian Facebook users is already losing access to news.

In FTC trial, Microsoft also downplays cloud gaming as "stuttering... tiny... niche."

"In microlaunchers that balance is on a knife's edge."

Such oddball events tell astronomers a lot about spectacular diversity of cosmic explosions.

Biden angry about cable firms' hidden "Broadcast TV" and "Regional Sports" fees.

Australia ordered Twitter to combat hate or risk maximum fines up to $700K daily.

This futuristic new liquid-metal coating can make ordinary objects extraordinary.

Could the 1,400 hp van beat Volkswagen's record? We'll find out on Sunday.

One of the bugs is a serious kernel-level security flaw.

"I'm deeply disappointed to hear that SpaceX's launch failure destroyed our satellite."

"Microsoft's actions following... acquisition of ZeniMax speak louder than... words."

No extensions yet, but it can fight spam, tracking, and YouTube's algorithm.

Arizona, Virginia, Oregon lead the way with increases of more than 40 percent.

Top summer savings on tech products, from power tools to gaming laptops.

The shortage could lead to preventable deaths, and it's unclear when it will end.

US minorities are exposed to more pollution. Most climate plans don't change that.

Tropical Storm Bret has formed, and Cindy may not be far behind. It's June.

Dev kits, in-person labs, and more will enable developing for unreleased gear.

Replacement volunteers have big shoes to fill.

FTC: Amazon tricked users into buying Prime and made canceling a Homeric ordeal.

It's even more evidence that Neanderthals could think symbolically, create art.

Marvel artist: "Unethical, dangerous, and designed solely to eliminate artists' careers."

Amazon has until July 5 to answer for its "abysmal safety record."

We were expecting an Oppo-style foldable, but this looks like a Samsung phone.

Tens of thousands of Kias and Hyundais have been stolen for social media cred.

Lawsuit: Workers relied on promise of bonus when opting to stay after Musk buyout.

It's boosting long-term ocean warming.

Metal Gear, Batman Arkham series also get Switch releases this fall.

The technical director for the Ferrari 499P tells Ars about returning to Le Mans.

Amazon layoffs were supposed to shut down the 25-year-old site back in April.

US Army, NASA, and more piggyback off years of familiar game controller design.

They can monitor the Antarctic year round and sail straight into hurricanes.

Owner of a black Labrador named Charlie said the pup had "irrational fear of needles."

Google chips away at the Pixel Watch's lack of band styles.

"A work that contains no human authorship is not eligible in any categories."

Should you have to melt glue? Which tools do you need? What about pricing?

Fake AI child sex images moving from dark web to social media, researcher says.

US telcos pitch "shared obligation" for tech firms to fund network buildouts.

System Config tool handles post-repair processes that trip up third-party kits.

The British carmaker has improved leaps and bounds since being bought by Geely.