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There's not a single Surface model with a current-gen processor in it.

Six different approaches—with pros and cons—for getting to a 100% carbon-free grid.

New version of support hardware can keep homes solar-powered during outages.

The darkest Star Wars series yet takes too long to establish positive momentum.

Getty sidesteps potential legal problems from unresolved rights and ethics issues.

Is your local Wi-Fi infrastructure ready for a portable cloud gaming device?

MICROSCOPE experiment measured accelerations of free-falling objects in space.

It's often cheaper to build and run solar than to buy gas for an existing plant.

UN wants companies to help fund recovery in nations hit worst by climate change.

As DDoSes continue to innovate, their attacks grow ever bigger.

Dealmaster also has Anker charging gear, Google's Nest Hub, and portable SSDs.

Up to 90 dB volume output, Razer claims.

Proposed requirement would prevent or limit vehicle operation if driver is drunk.

OnePlus wins the title of "fastest Android updater," even with a heavy skin.

Unlicensed "slots, roulette, or dice games" will no longer be allowed on-stream.

LAION scraped medical photos for AI research use. Who's responsible for taking them down?

Chromebook Edition hardware is mostly identical to the standard Framework Laptop.

Telegram users are increasingly bringing threats to targets’ doorsteps.

"It has been three decades since we last saw these faint, dusty rings."

Amazon updates its 8-inch tablets after two years.

YMTC is alleged to have violated export controls by supplying NAND chips to Huawei.

Designers don't run car companies, so what's the business reason behind it?

"These fish literally have their hearts in their mouths and under their gills."

"Astonishing failures" over a 5-year span.

Judge lowers $7B award but agrees Charter is liable.

The DART spacecraft will smash into a small asteroid to alter its orbit.

Both companies agreed to share data for FTC's investigation.

Full Duplex DOCSIS expected in 2023 but won't be available to everyone at first.

Storage maxes out at 512GB, though.

Forced online check in no longer required for Xbox One and "Smart Delivery" discs.

Microsoft attempts to clarify how it will roll out updates to users.

New update has been available in preview form since May of 2022.

Nvidia's "Hopper" AI chip is in full production, eight major vendors shipping products soon.

Meta reviewed the accounts and confirmed that there are no restrictions.

Cosmic strings' greatest power? Their ability to confound physicists.

4090 launches October 12; 4080 to follow in "November."

With deepfake audio, that familiar voice on the other end of the line might not even be human.

By 2035, batteries in California BEVs could power every home in the state for 3 days.

It won't be an impressive performer, but it could still be a budget contender.

Researchers target online gaming companies like Activision and Roblox.

Bug is most likely an issue with the optical image stabilization system.

Production of the EV for European customers has already begun in Hannover.

iFixit calls it the biggest redesign since the iPhone X—but only on the inside.

Proofig and ImageTwin software help detect fudged "Western blot" image data in academic papers.

Biden's "over" comment highlights our complicated, precarious pandemic status.

Group claims to "give a voice" to small firms while fighting bills opposed by Apple.

Harassment site is down for now after hacker gains access to admin account.

It has Wi-Fi 6E, seemingly no Google Assistant, and Ethernet backhaul.

A spoiler-free reflection on an incredible return to Gilbert and Grossman's roots.