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BA.2 is now accounting for about 75% of SARS-CoV-2 sequences worldwide.

Is it coming to America? "Never say never."

The iPhone SE is faster than its predecessor, but it's the same OG iPhone.

Getting past the App Store gatekeeper has always been tough. Here are two new ways.

FromSoftware's latest is matching the sales pace of GTA V and Cyberpunk 2077.

A spoiler-free nudge to add this mystery-filled adventure to your gaming backlog.

Dealmaster also has the Xbox Series S, Apple gift card deals, and Google's Nest Hub.

Tesla is the latest to stop work in China, as VW and BMW run out of wiring.

Apple's new Air looks familiar, but it's blazing fast thanks to the M1.

Bernal was fired and lost beta access after video review showed a minor collision.

Distant galaxies come into focus as Webb is on track to meet or exceed expectations.

Promo for Microsoft Editor service was "not meant to be viewed externally."

Domains launched in 2015 as a simple way to get a domain through Google.

It's a potentially useful technique—and it's surprising that it works.

Google keynote had people looking for something that wasn't there.

Move will shore up its operations in the EU while adding foundry capacity.

You can still go with the time-honored tradition of throwing a strand against the wall.

Move could signal a more aggressive stance on certain Wordle clones.

Follows decades of studies, complaints, along with EU's failure to finish similar plan.

It was bound to happen. Worst Linux vulnerability in 6 years fells two popular handsets.

Stadia failed as a consumer platform, but maybe businesses will pay for it?

OAN relies heavily on expiring DirecTV deal and is struggling to find new partners.

"It's not really the brown girls from New Jersey who save the world." Or is it?

“I have a hard time understanding how we can be in public health and not practice it,” the official wrote.

Automaker increases prices—again—as its order book continues to grow.

Developers will be able to create more detailed virtual worlds, Microsoft says.

Topological qubits don't exist yet, but the company is convinced they'll scale.

Payments messaging system could be targeted as pinch point of global transactions network.

3D V-Cache enables "15% more gaming performance" than Ryzen 9 5900X.

New AGESA update will add official support for A320, B350, and X370 boards.

New CPUs (and one APU) use Zen 2 and Zen 3 to plug the gap in AMD's lineup.

3rd-generation clamshell and Yoga ThinkPads announced.

The pilot program will install DC fast chargers every 100 miles on the route.

iOS 15.4, iPadOS 15.4, tvOS 15.4, watchOS 8.5, and macOS 12.3 all arrived today.

Spoiler-free review will spare you from likely social media reveals ahead of March 24.

Experts warn of potential for bump in cases amid relaxed measures and rise in BA.2.

It takes only a second to crack the handful of weak keys. Are there more out there?

"Hedgehog, it's time to say goodbye to humanity."

Multiple VPNs have blocked BitTorrent to settle piracy lawsuits from movie companies.

Ford is just the latest automaker to cut features instead of idling factories.

OtherSide Entertainment stopped work in 2019, Spector confirms.

Simulations consistent with large masses, eccentric orbits, tilted spin axes of GW190521.

YouTube Vanced was a mod of the official YouTube Android app, and now it's dead.

Restaurants say blue “order online” button saps profits, diverts customers.

It helped popularize the interactive computing paradigm we take for granted today.

People attending SXSW this weekend were treated to the series' world premiere.

A cute book, but not nearly as good as Deborah Blum’s The Poisoner’s Handbook.

Tinder, other apps give activists a way to share what's really happening in Ukraine.

Hit series shows no sign of pulling back on its bloody outrageousness.

Dealmaster also has Sony noise-canceling headphones, standing desks, and Mario games.