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Astropad updated its dongle to expand support beyond iPads.

Canadian police say they've had five such incidents since September.

NASA selects a mix of large and small US companies, and old and new players.

We meet some familiar faces, though not where book-readers might expect them.

Our massive guide is back—let us help you pick a game.

"Replacing an engine, we're probably talking about multiple weeks."

It looks a lot like a hot version of the innermost planet in our Solar System.

A network forms between egg yolk proteins, water molecules, and pigment's clay particles.

“This is the best thing that could have possibly happened.” Yeah, not so much.

Hackers had access to Planned Parenthood's Los Angeles chapter for 8 days.

It will still make and sell a ton of iPhones—just not the 90 million it planned.

So far, panic about the new Covid variant has outpaced actual information.

Ruling blocks law that would force social networks to carry objectionable content.

A great free update for retro-loving players on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, and PC.

"Sensational" find may shed fresh light on the last moments of life in town near Pompeii.

Pop-ups range from straightforward to cheeky. One calls Chrome "so 2008."

"The lightweight structures are absolutely critical for all of this."

Plus, employee organizer calls for CEO's resignation as she departs.

Senate Republicans also lobbed false accusations at Gigi Sohn in nomination hearing.

Governor's own health department director had "great confidence" in the data.

Changes may be destined for Windows 11's first major feature update next fall.

The NYC event reportedly struggled with crowding and had weak vaccination rules.

The plan includes insurance coverage for at-home tests and tighter travel protocols.

ATV borrows the angular design of the Cybertruck.

Process resembles repeatedly asking the software "does this look like a protein?"

Company says it has contacted the hacker in an attempt to recover the funds. Good luck.

Livestreaming platform draws rare line in the moderation sand.

Users will be able to see vote counts and comments change on the fly.

Wata Games population report includes some seemingly one-of-a-kind variants.

If we can't defeat delta, we don't stand a chance against omicron, WHO warns.

Edge can succeed on its merits, and Microsoft needs to start acting like it.

There's not much in the way of new footage, but trailer has fun playing with parallels.

Holmes confronted with uncomfortable evidence as prosecution dissects defense.

Republican AGs win order blocking vaccine mandate for Medicare/Medicaid providers.

This simulator felt too much like work for this casual player.

Dealmaster includes several deals from Cyber Monday that are still going.

Chrome OS 96 boosts Chromebook cameras' capabilities.

A fully operational Starship solves many of SpaceX's problems.

Malware exploits 2017 vulnerability in a widely used network edge device.

"It could provide a revolutionary new way of exploring these worlds."

The universal laws of flow and a recurring dream inspired Jesse Woolston's latest work.

Company called on to reveal more about handling of claims in wake of pervasive cases.

FDA advisers voted 13-to-10 in favor of authorization given risks and modest benefits.

Trading card snafu let players essentially mint money from a free download.

The $131,400 GTS sits between the Taycan Turbo and Taycan 4S.

A cubic meter of asteroid dust may have as much as 20 liters of water.

Google fired three employees who protested work with Trump admin's border agency.

Initial union election failed by a wide margin earlier this year.

“This all feels extremely unnecessary for a browsing experience,” one user says.

UK agency says "behavioral remedies" won't fix problem, so a breakup is needed.