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Extra programmability is a plus, but laptop-height mechanical switches aren't for everyone.

Security experts: Uber exec "did nothing wrong" by disguising data breach.

Phones that don't meet the minimum requirements won't be eligible to upgrade.

Gold-plated 2009 marketing stunt is now a $36,000, one-of-a-kind collectible.

New research into the circadian clock helps explain this mystery.

Promotional video suggests future video editing could be as easy as writing a suggestion in a box.

One game warps entire worlds; the other includes tease for a secret new game.

Cupertino accused of "playing with fire" if it buys data storage components from YMTC.

"I cannot see a rebuild of the cooperation we had in the past."

Blockchain analysis keeps getting better. Expect more seizures to come.

"Lock the doors. Stay in your rooms. Everyone is in danger."

The new ad campaign is seen as a "low point" in public health messaging.

$100K reward for Michael Pratt, who was charged with sex trafficking in 2019.

Cloudflare wants government to be responsible for blocking sites like Kiwi Farms.

Drought-friendly plant can produce rubber good enough for Indy race tires.

The subscription service formerly only let you pay for two repairs per year.

It sounds like Google's 4-year-old 1080p streamer is getting a full OS and remote.

Judge also chides Musk for wasting time, says there's no time for "just kiddings."

New AI tool alters the style and timbre of your voice, concealing your vocal identity.

Prime Video series is the latest from Westworld creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy.

The Urtopia Carbon is a decent bike that tries to do a lot with its software.

First up are the all-new Jeep Recon and the Jeep Wagoneer S.

We've tested a European-spec Buzz, but the US models have to wait until 2024.

AI image synthesis goes open source, with big implications.

Researchers from Google and IBM see unprecedented blurring of lines.

Plus glimpses of the updated Apple Watch SE and Apple Watch Series 8.

The iPhone 14 looks the same, but the 14 Pro offers an alternative to the notch.

The once dominant e-cig company faces yet more legal challenges and FDA scrutiny.

Dealmaster includes MacBook Pros, Google Nest Hubs, Apple Watches, and more.

Gone, but probably not too soon: Apple's weirdly old, slightly discounted Watch.

PlayStation CEO says Microsoft "undermines the principle" of cross-platform access.

Persistent reports of poor sales mean small-screened phones are vanishingly rare.

Previously, Google Maps' "efficient" routes were only for gas vehicles.

Proteins form gel-like filaments that stiffen into networks to support dried-out cells.

DeadBolt has already infected thousands of QNAP storage devices this year.

Interactive map makes it easier to track security threats from state to state.

New iPhone software will bring lock screen changes, passkeys, and app updates.

Bigger cameras and a notch-less design headline Apple's flagships.

There's not much new here compared to 2021, to be honest.

Apple's in-ear headphones get their first update since their 2019 debut.

Brightest Apple Watch display yet, plus aerospace titanium case, built-in cellular.

Lineup includes Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch Series 8, and Apple Watch SE.

Numbers will accommodate a range of new CPUs that sometimes use older Zen cores.

Tune in at 1 pm EST today to see what's next from Apple.

After hearing, judge rejects Musk request to delay Twitter trial by four weeks.

"The font for developers who like Minecraft a bit too much."

The skeleton of an individual known as Tebo 1 dates to around 31,000 years old.

Project uses genealogy website that can be accessed by law enforcement.

Showers likely a “point source” of sunscreen contamination and a threat to coral reefs.

Nintendo's "coolest" series has run out of fresh ideas, both online and off.