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Your $700 arrives via 24 months of Google Fi credits.

Vyera will sell assets to cover debts.

Starting in the 2030s, stringent rules will radically cut emissions.

"Did anybody suffer at least a thousand dollars' worth of damage" because of AI?

PaLM 2 can code, translate, and "reason" in ways that best GPT-4, says Google.

The glass has a diamond-plate texture, and there's raised ribbing along the edges.

Engineer tried to claim that the hack was an “unsanctioned security drill.”

"Rejoice his shame remains unknown that he had almost sat a throne."

Disney plans to spend less on content, charge more for ad-free Disney+.

Reports say we'll see RTX 4060 and RX 7600 GPUs before the month is out.

How wildfire smoke from Australia affected climate events around the world.

New contender is a powerful portable PC that’s wantonly Windows.

The SUV uses Honda's fourth-generation two-motor hybrid system.

With no easy way to revoke compromised keys, MSI, and its customers, are in a real pickle.

Google says it's still early days, though.

Plus: discounts on several Mac laptops.

More languages, image inputs, and extension support among Bard features at I/O '23.

Opinion: 2013 Nexus 7 was the right tablet at the right price at the right time.

"We need to trust women."

Google will soon have a big green box of generative text above the search results.

What display traits would you sacrifice for an integrated eReader?

Did Google really make one of the best-designed foldables out there?

Google says its tablet is "not a Nest Hub replacement" despite the identical design.

The Pixel 7a packs a 90 Hz display, wireless charging, and lots more aluminum.

Experiment linked qubits using a supercold wire over 30 meters long.

WhatsApp says a recently reported bug is an Android issue, not a WhatsApp issue.

Interdisciplinary study analyzed fossilized soot and charcoal from lighting sources.

10-month insider trading scheme was "a huge mistake," ex-Coinbase employee says.

"We have a clear path for how we're going to get there."

The Arctic and surroundings are being transformed from carbon sink to carbon emitter.

After decades of watching Kremlin-backed hackers, the FBI ID'd weaknesses and pounced.

Researchers ruled out overexuberant antibodies in an autoimmune response.

Small muscle twitches could be the key to communicating during someone's REM sleep.

List of guiding AI values draws on UN Declaration of Rights—and Apple's terms of service.

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried prepares to "clear his name."

That includes the 20,000-plus movies and shows it bought through MGM.

It has a terrible capacity but shows we don't need to use toxic materials.

Chainsaw an imp on your Sony Ericsson? Sure, just take it turn by turn.

The sensor suite includes cameras, radar, and a driver-monitoring system.

Logic Pro will run on A12 or newer chips, while Final Cut requires an M1 or M2.

Platform cracks down on bots posing as listeners as flood of content rattles music industry.

The mission could uncover secrets about objects beyond Neptune.

The DDoS whack-a-mole game between law enforcement and miscreants continues.

The good news? Big oil companies are on the hook for the costs.

Senators accuse Tesla of hiding an “untold number” of complaints.

The technical preview that started in December 2021 is now available to everyone.

The chip's new CPU will reportedly be based on the Apple A15 instead of the A13.

"We cannot release inactive usernames at this time," Twitter's policy still says.

One Switch key-dumping project is still up, but an Android emulator is down.

Mass shooting images went viral on Twitter despite seemingly violating policies.