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Samsung dumps the Exynos SoC internationally and gets a higher-binned Qualcomm chip.

Musk seemingly responding to conservative users reporting a Twitter malfunction.

More clarity on the company's financial situation should come by late March.

The car’s grip over city planning has been difficult to dislodge.

Dealmaster also has 4K TVs, computer components, and some of our favorite chargers.

Intel wants you to know that it's still improving Arc's buggy launch drivers.

"We all know that to engineer is human."

It's a glimpse of Apple's original, fading vision for post-cable TV.

The untold story of the rescue mission that could have been NASA's finest hour.

In online confidence scams, appearance is everything—and app stores can help with that.

Ex-employees complained to NLRB about Apple rules and a Tim Cook email.

After years of loopholes, reports say Huawei will fully lose access to US chips.

US health care has lagged peers for years, and the pandemic made things worse.

Reciprocity is the key. And occasional squabbles don't mean your cats hate each other.

Pennsylvania county's child welfare algorithm has inspired tools in other states.

Bird reproduction will make bringing the dodo back a big challenge.

Microsoft and Google balance working together and competing with one another.

Two parts videoconferencing display, one part monitor.

And the Galaxy S23 launch tomorrow probably won't save Samsung.

High price, reliance on console could limit the new headset's market impact.

The announcement comes as other health experts see a pivotal point in the pandemic.

The carmaker's 10-K confirms reports from 2022 that the feds are unhappy.

Great aerodynamics help, but you'll want the smaller wheels for max range.

Get more PC power without having to buy a new PC

Outside of space circles, the space medal is not a particularly well-known honor.

New analysis shows that renewables beat existing coal plants 99% of the time.

You can have nice, automated things without learning how to shout at speakers.

"You should now have a much easier time finding one at retailers globally."

It remains unclear how the threat actor compromised access token used in the breach.

Your musical wish is MusicLM's command, making audio from "rich captions."

Anyone with information can call the Grants Pass Police tip line.

Settlement under $262 million "shouldn't cost Charter anything" due to insurance.

WHO lays out path to end the emergency as pandemic reaches an "inflection point."

TikTok's CEO agrees to testify before Congress for the first time in March.

14 number crunchers from Texas Instruments, HP, and more that you can click.

Details show how the world's fourth-largest search engine ranks webpages.

Rumors of an even-larger iPad have persisted for a couple of years now.

Pact aims to close bitter chapter following arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn in 2018.

USB-C hubs, extra storage, stands, and cases for your MacBook Pro at a discount

Ford is increasing production in North America and Europe by 67% to meet demand.

Blue Origin has said nothing publicly about the September failure of New Shepard.

A new class of incredibly powerful AI models has made recent breakthroughs possible.

Kyle and Andrew fall in love with Nick Offerman's Bill and his dystopian love story.

ADS-B Exchange is now owned by private equity—and now even its biggest fans are bailing.

Dealmaster also has iPads, storage solutions, and computer components and peripherals.

A few big players are moving a “shocking” amount of currency in a tight market.

FDA seems sold on annual shots, but advisers call for a lot more data.

Negative response to latest draft was "in such high volume" as to force WotC's hand.

Hard-to-find system-level customizations enable "dual stick" controls.