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By 2027, all light-duty vehicles bought by the federal government must be EVs.

"I would say that we’re going to try our best to get there."

The electrified version of Ford's best-selling van is finding new friends.

Scientists are just beginning to study the impacts of beaver dams on the tundra.

Citizens protesting zero-COVID policies proved smartphones can help fuel mass action.

A handful of markets were responsible for trafficking most of the data.

There's reason to hope for greater OLED monitor variety in the new year.

Creating AI-generated images on Macs, iPhones, and iPads just got a lot faster.

The cryptographic key proves an update is legit, assuming your OEM doesn't lose it.

CryWiper masquerades as ransomware, but its real purpose is to permanently destroy data.

Bloomberg report claims that Apple has begun referring to it as "xrOS."

US speeds have dropped from 105Mbps to 53Mbps—but 7,500 new satellites will help.

"Don't hold your breath about sending your dog through a wormhole."

"Don't wait. Don't wait until after the holiday. Get them vaccinated now."

"Members are responsible for safety testing of their products."

Parler announced deal termination after Ye told Alex Jones, "I also love Nazis."

Most recently, Tesla promised to produce 50,000 Semis in 2024.

App promises end-to-end encryption, advanced cryptography for your schedule.

OneWeb, as ever, is doing what it needs to do to survive.

"They sound like the guy playing the violin on the Titanic," says a senior media buyer.

"Due to current market conditions, the company has elected not to proceed."

Maranello moves to a V6 plus electric motor for its latest mid-engined supercar.

A new vision of sci-fi survival-horror updates the pace for classic scares.

It's a win for those with C. diff and a milestone for microbiome-based therapies.

It's the first new season of the show since 2020—well, sort of.

Lots of tech in development, but we're still waiting for indications of an application.

ChatGPT aims to produce accurate and harmless talk—but it's a work in progress.

The URLs for accessing your camera streams are also way too easy to brute-force.

Site officials say site will be down for a couple of days.

Bankman-Fried does public interview despite his lawyers urging him to stay quiet.

A 90 Hz display, wireless charging, and modern cameras make this a phone to watch.

Games have been Nintendo's fastest-selling titles despite early bugs.

LA Thieves skin pack becomes a bestseller by offering in-game camouflage effect.

Late engineer played key role in creating first cartridge-based console in 1976.

"BlueWalker 3 is a big shift in the constellation satellite issue."

Musk: "misunderstanding" over Twitter and the App Store is resolved.

Revisiting the wonder and betrayal of online life circa 1992.

Variston IT fingerprints found in source code for advanced Chrome exploit.

If the scores are legit, they show fairly modest gains compared to the M1 Max.

"Production ready" neural net makes actors younger or older for film or TV.

“It’s probably swallowing the star at the rate of half the mass of the Sun per year.”

The SFPD is now authorized to use explosive robots when lives are at stake.

Device structure does energy-free desalination before water is split.

From software to silicon carbide inverters, the sport's not just entertainment.

Twitter claims "none of our policies have changed" after abandoning COVID policy.

Customers claim that Google Play artificially inflated app prices.

A much bigger iOS update numbered 16.2 is expected soon.

Texts were used to provide verification codes for fraudulent accounts.

Company says it should have better informed users of how it sends mobile alerts.

Only affected users living in specific states will be eligible for payouts.