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Names of Nick Clegg and Nicola Mendelsohn mistakenly not redacted.

Only one company makes the e-ink plates, subscriptions start at $19.95 per month.

Apps aren't changing, and Office will still be available as a standalone purchase.

Understanding how different variables affect battery performance.

Lonely lecture as a VR avatar is a far cry from last year's "thousands of people" goal.

Music for Xbox is here now; Music and TV for Windows will come later.

Microsoft says UK relied on Sony's "exaggerated" claims about Call of Duty.

TikTok to launch live shopping in the US over the holidays.

Federal officials urge Americans to get their boost by Halloween.

Big Tech's cross-platform password replacement arrives in the Google ecosystem.

The trial used the same vaccine formula as the AstraZeneca vaccine given intramuscularly.

Over the past 120 years, stellar winds have built concentric circles of dust.

It could be better, but it might be good enough for a wearables-starved ecosystem.

Production of the new EV starts in China in 2023, then South Carolina in 2024.

Power of US export curbs could diminish quickly without other nations joining.

Set your alarm for 7 minutes after midnight on November 14.

Sales of consumer and server CPUs are down as pandemic-era demand slows.

We've sorted through Amazon's pre-holiday sale to find the stuff that's worth your time.

Microsoft sidesteps AI-powered art debate, embraces image generation as a tool for creatives.

USB-C docking station opts for video conferencing features over a vast port selection.

A generation-old quad-core processor is doing this $4,300 desktop no favors.

Microsoft refreshes its 13.5- and 15-inch laptops without reinventing them.

For this refresh, Microsoft works up the courage to remove the headphone jack.

Platform is unlikely to reverse decision to block former US President Donald Trump.

Roku offers control of your cams, lights, and switches from your biggest screen.

Dell's new Bluetooth mouse is equipped for portability, but not productivity.

"We can't force the timeline. It will happen when it happens."

OpenSignal tests show C-band's impact on 5G download speeds.

Your annual reminder that science can be beautiful as well as informative.

Voice synthesis PR stunt calls upon the dead to help sell an AI product.

Revenues are increasing, but maybe not fast enough to justify massive costs.

The asteroid Dimorphos had its 12-hour orbit shortened by a half-hour.

53% of Super Cruise and 42% of Autopilot users treat systems as autonomous.

The ARM Mac client is so shaky it requires three different warnings.

This dumpster fire of an analysis is just what you'd expect from Florida's Ladapo.

Elon Musk chose to address the hate speech via a heart-to-heart with Kanye.

"High-end device" features thinner design, higher resolution, open peripheral vision.

It has a planned capacity of 40 GWh/year of lithium ion cells by end of 2025.

Security system made for free-to-play cheaters also applies to the coming $70 title.

You can build a smaller PC yourself, though the NUC will take out the guesswork.

Throw a Roofnest on top of a car and you’ve got yourself a weekend away.

Google's AI scanned satellite imagery to identify the worst-hit neighborhoods.

High-refresh Chromebooks are optimized for GeForce Now, Luna, Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Our review also dives deeply into DLSS 3—and how it may affect future Nvidia GPUs.

Our top picks for ANC headphones and true wireless earbuds match record-low prices.

Research looks at the factors behind how fast countries move toward renewables.

Text is biting rebuttal to a philosopher's ideas about the 1604 supernova ("stella nova").

Trendy 1930s QWERTY-alternative plays catch-up on iPhone.

New features will likely come later in iOS 16.1.

Pickup trucks full of software boxes, Win95VersionLie, and other tricks.