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VW says it has listened to feedback and has improved the user experience.

Mobile RTX 4050 can supposedly beat an RTX 3070 with just one-third the power use.

Remains were likely those of Reichard Wilhelm, who died after contracting pneumonia.

LG's brighter TVs come as Samsung Display's QD-OLED is poised to hit 2,000 nits.

Issue came after EA said players "should now be able to play... without issue."

All Core i5-and-up CPUs get E-cores, boosting multi-core performance.

Google's keynote at the RISC-V Summit promises official, polished support.

Malibu Media has just a few weeks left to pay back taxes.

No porn without ID: Louisiana law forces porn sites to verify users' ages.

A Caltech solar power project has a payload on the latest Falcon 9 launch.

The IPS Black monitor will likely be a cheaper rival to Apple's Pro Display XDR.

Getting juice back into your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook will cost $20-$50 more.

Specs and performance are identical to Nvidia's "unlaunched" 4080 variant.

Musk-led Twitter faces at least three lawsuits alleging it failed to pay bills.

With a new year, a new omicron subvariant is here to drive up cases, hospitalizations.

Tesla had a record year, but even big price cuts couldn't get it past the line.

Today is your last chance to contribute to a charity haul of nearly $27K so far.

US tech group’s Jigsaw division leads initiative as UK and EU introduce tough laws.

The company may aim for as many as 100 launches in 2023.

Edward III's heir apparent more likely succumbed to malaria, inflammatory bowel disease.

D-Wave's computers are especially good at solving optimization problems.

Standards-based interoperability makes a comeback, sort of.

Accompanying audio recorded dolphins squealing in victory when they captured prey.

Passage in Bamboo Annals describes a "five-colored light" in 10th century BCE.

Better urinals, older pants, and a helicopter on Mars, oh my!

It also wasn't loud enough to ignite grass or hair, or "blast rainbows from the sky."

Streamers dominated original programming in 2022, but the 2023 forecast is cloudy.

Researchers are investigating medicines that selectively kill decrepit cells.

This year we gingerly ventured back into theaters, but streaming is still in the game

Way too much rainfall in some places, not nearly enough in others.

It's “a strong indication that insect minds are far more sophisticated than we might imagine."

Nvidia and AMD's AV1 encoders aren't yet supported, but it probably won't be long.

Bill passed the state legislature with overwhelming majorities over the summer.

DreamWorks, Cartoon Network, and others accused of illegally luring kids to YouTube.

Trial hints at treating, or even curing, a rare fatal disease.

Love it or hate it these PCs took risks, from new RAM shapes to big, bendy OLED.

Eight EVs made the top 10 this year.

A dearth of big-budget blockbusters couldn't hold back the year in games.

Claims to sell geoengineering warming offsets but can't currently validate anything.

Irritate Apple's UI designers with this one weird trick.

Combining CT scanning with micro-CT scanning improves the resolution of key details

Amazon Prime Air wants to deliver packages within 60 minutes.

Open-source microblogging site has seen surge of interest since Musk took over Twitter.

Service can help businesses monitor their impact on biodiversity

Ford's ultimatum to dealers and EV charger reliability led the way this year.

The top three were easy to choose. After that, things got tough.

$210,000 fee for Comcast Internet, a plan to block competition, and more ISP stories.

Highlights from a year when generative AI went mainstream.

It's fast, energy efficient, environmentally friendly compared to conventional heating

GA107 die has just the right number of CUDA cores for an RTX 3050.