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Great aerodynamic efficiency and class-leading infotainment are highlights.

Same app, different risks if you download it in, say, Tunisia rather than in Germany.

Air AR glasses add support for M1/M2 MacBooks, an iPhone adapter amid US launch.

Surge, winds, rainfall—unfortunately, Hurricane Ian is going to pack quite a punch.

Details of the impact aren't yet here, but the probe's last image indicates success.

LinkedIn relied on its user agreement to gain consent to research millions of users.

A little fix for CPUs that didn't properly sleep had decades-long consequences.

Google exec objects as EU mulls whether tech giants should fund telecom networks.

Reading between the lines about what post-COVID E3 will look like.

Distributed denial-of-service attacks are also likely to increase, advisory says.

Beyond lithium: Report weighs strengths, weaknesses of alternative battery types

Negotiations could still go on for months as security risks are weighed.

Shortly after 7 pm EST, the DART spacecraft will smack an asteroid.

Hayabusa2 returned to Earth with soil samples from the asteroid in December 2020

Punchy creator of Luna and Terra coins sought in $40 billion currency collapse.

Using Respeecher, Lord Vader will live on as a digital voice generated by voice synthesis.

Starllink terminals need to actually make it into Iran for users to benefit.

Thermal behavior is a bit odd, but there's lots to like about these new CPUs.

A new book traces how historical accidents left us pitting education against biology.

The lock screen gets a major overhaul.

NASA is buying some time with this decision.

The "Mozart effect" isn't real—but music does affect our mental processes.

A new version of the GeForce Experience software will fix the issue.

Space agency officials seem OK with leaving the rocket out in a tropical storm.

Since 2015, crashes involving Amazon vehicles have killed more than 75 people.

Hobbyist and IEEE editor Stephen Cass upgrades a broken laptop from 1983.

For 2nd time in 4 years, Amazon loses control of its IP space in BGP hijacking.

Starlink capacity limits hit users—SpaceX says more satellites will make it faster.

If charges stick, arrest counts as fast turnaround for high-profile data breach.

At first it's optional, but Fitbit accounts will be shut down in 2025.

20 fps original is smoothed out without ruining the original pacing.

In 1983, Acorn Computers needed a CPU. So 10 people built one.

16 trucks used biofuels to haul between the final three European races this year.

A new approach calculates the sustainability of multi-ingredient foods.

This is the first time the Rocket Report has used the word "yeeted" in its history.

The modern-retro goodness of Shovel Knight returns with a refreshing take on roguelites.

One was struck on the head and stabbed; the other had massive cervical spine trauma.

$90 adapter makes Wi-Fi 6E adoption slightly easier.

AV1's Alliance for Open Media wants more royalty-free standards.

Registration of AI-assisted comic comes amid fierce online debate about AI art ethics.

Europol also identified dozens of online users suspected of exploiting refugees.

New study shows eruption plume circled the globe multiple times in the stratosphere.

A closing window could pinch someone thanks to problems with the reversal action.

A former Google engineer reported the risk, but Meta found no privacy concern.

Florida law was blocked by lower courts that found it violates First Amendment.

Chips "going... down in price is a story of the past," CEO says.

"Whisper" open source model may become a building block in future speech-to-text apps.

The remote and dongle look identical to the 4K version.

Preview: Gaming worlds collide in this oddly charming and confident action-RPG sequel.