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Officials hope booster uptake will at least match seasonal flu shot coverage.

Grossman, Gilbert talk to us while playing final build, tease a 32-year-old secret.

If previous XPS 15 models have turned you off, this one won't change your mind.

OceanGate Expeditions shot the footage earlier this year with a manned submersible.

Ukraine says Russia's military arsenal has dwindled by nearly half.

FCC aims to release the most accurate US-wide broadband map to date in November.

Security hole exists in a browser component known as Mojo.

Selling iPhones without chargers only passes burden on to the consumer, feds say.

Ars attended a test for the new hybrid endurance prototype car, the 963.

Google's tablet-focused release is finally coming to large-screen Samsung devices.

Female skeleton was buried with sickle placed across her neck and a padlock on big toe.

Gallium nitride allows for more ports, smaller size than Apple's charger.

This stellar nursery is located in the Large Magellanic Cloud.

New anthology of British series actually manages to collect the work that makes it great.

Valve hardware provides a simple, authentic emulated experience.

Facebook is reviewing the decision.

"We cannot work with a partner who is completely trampling on those values."

Blending Māori knowledge into federally funded crayfish research makes for better science.

The best ThinkPad qualities are sadly diluted, but performance is excellent.

A study on the consequences of becoming a monk related to evolutionary fitness.

Checking whether plant-based burgers may have lighter environmental footprints.

Researcher Ben Abraham lays out how the game industry can lessen its carbon footprint.

"Every time we saw a leak, it pretty quickly exceeded our flammability limits."

Dealmaster includes MacBook Pros, OLED TVs, AirPods Max, video games freebies, and more.

Hydrogen—it leaks.

Evidence suggests eagle was part of a wave of feathered invaders.

Researchers analyzed real recommendations to hundreds of YouTube users.

Flat-to-curved screens have an identity crisis.

It's not in the US, it's not for games, and devs will only save 4 percent.

T-Mobile spends $304 million to win over 90% of available 2.5 GHz licenses.

Requiring parts and manuals access part of broader environmental initiative.

"I don't know whether the business case closes today."

A bigger screen, better specs, and more fitting OS could finally make foldable PCs a thing.

Flaw resided in the app's deeplink verification process.

"Everything I can see with my eyes, a person who is blind can feel with their fingers."

Fixed wireless and fiber ISPs get money as FCC continues cleanup of Pai program.

Stealth win for AI-generated art inspires heated ethics debate on social media.

Dealmaster also has gaming monitors, the MacBook Pro, and Google's Chromecast.

If you've installed any of these extensions, manually remove them stat.

Move to appease EU partners bars running MS apps on competitors' infrastructure.

Some of the tech feels a bit gimmicky, but there's a lot to like about this one.

The new boosters are expected to start going into arms around Labor Day.

Google posts an anti-rollback workaround, but only for developers.

Australian judge decided whether court docs could be served by OneDrive link.

Dell says it's reaching out to affected customers, retailers to replace the PCs.

"Reviewers" seemed focused on getting free game keys for resale, not playing.

The Velotric Discovery 1 isn't about looks or performance, but it's a fine e-bike.

In Japan, 1,900 government procedures still require submission on floppy disk.

PS5 refresh redeems combat, reignites drama—but is still chained to 2013 source.

New version of XProtect is "as active as many commercial anti-malware products."