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NSX-V appliance, which VMware no longer supports, also affected and patched.

Pressure from EU regulators makes Google accept Android forks, at least for TVs.

It's unclear if her defense will include putting keys and forks on people's faces.

Deep inside Google, a signed update makes the smartwatch 64-bit-Android ready.

Nearly four times the price definitely doesn’t mean nearly four times the quality.

Musk previously called the Trump ban "morally wrong and flat-out stupid."

Cities where US embassies installed air monitors saw improved air quality.

After 19 years of work, Juan Gilbert says he has invented the most secure voting machine.

Misconfigured CLDAP services on MS domain controllers are amplifying data floods.

"When the briefing ended, I was baffled and, if I’m honest, angry."

New cars will have to meet a 50% reduction in CO by 2030 ahead of complete ban.

Musk completes $44B purchase, fires CEO Parag Agrawal and others.

Officials say they will test three experimental vaccines in the coming weeks.

2013-era server offers rare peek under the hood of Netflix's Open Connect network.

The largest impacts in 16 years kick up water ice, seismic waves.

Despite speculation, we don't believe this means the iPad and Mac will merge.

Mourning mom can't beat Section 230 by "creatively labeling" claims, judge says.

You could help smooth out a long-needed overhaul of Linux's backlight systems.

A presidential pardon clears the way for Samsung's criminal prince to be a king.

Ford is reallocating those resources to ADAS, VW's CARIAD will work with Bosch.

New document confirms what security researches have observed for a few years.

"Western actions needlessly put at risk the sustainability of peaceful space activities."

Lego to pull robotics kit Dec. 2022, redirecting efforts into "different areas of the business."

Musk carried a sink into Twitter HQ, told advertisers it won't be a "hellscape."

Apple’s latest tablet doesn’t quite justify its price compared to other iPads.

Dealmaster also has discounts on Google smart home, Microsoft Surfaces, and some of our favorite wearables.

Facebook parent’s earnings add to gloom surrounding Big Tech.

DoJ prosecutors want to know if Tesla misled customers, investors, regulators.

Nearly every COVID death is preventable, Biden stressed Tuesday.

Apple's cloud service portal now lets you prioritize the apps you actually use.

Apple exec signaled the company isn't happy about it, though.

Not for the faint of heart, but it's the only way to run Ventura on old Macs.

$1,499 doesn't buy you a decent update plan from Microsoft.

Past warming hints at rising sensitivity to CO, widespread changes in rainfall.

It's easier now to ask Google to remove identifying results—but not guaranteed.

Wondering if your data got swept up by Raccoon? Here's how to find out.

Extra parts from the Mars InSight mission will be used to detect Moonquakes.

Senate Democrats show no sign of action on one-year anniversary of Sohn nomination.

Google shut down a bunch of projects this quarter, and now we see why.

Preview: Former Visceral Games devs reach new levels of sci-fi horror brutality.

Bosch will create 350 new jobs at the site by 2025.

NASA obligated $2.04 billion to SpaceX in fiscal year 2022.

Ex-Windows chief reflects on the risks and rewards of taking Windows in a radical new direction.

Musk notifies advisers, equity investors that he intends to finalize takeover by Friday.

This year's iPad Pro has even more power. It's nice, but a true upgrade beckons.

A pleasantly surprising new multitasking UI and app redesigns define macOS 13.

Currently, researchers often have to choose between publishing and science.

Beware of unexplained sneezing, which is becoming a more common COVID symptom.

Freshly released iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16 also fix 19 other vulnerabilities.

RNC lawsuit says Gmail sends nearly all its end-of-month emails to spam folders.