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10Mbps uploads become 100Mbps—but only with xFi Complete hardware rental plan.

Kang the Conqueror makes his MCU debut as next big cross-movie villain.

"Almost from the beginning of the company, I wanted to build a Falcon 9 competitor."

Everything from the iPhone to the HomePod gets a software update today.

The price of the Apple One subscription bundle is also going up.

Recent VWs have shipped with capacitive multifunction steering wheels, and they're bad.

The 90 Hz display sounds nice, but 720p does not.

"Windows Dev Kit 2023" is dramatically more powerful than previous efforts.

Webb's hardware tells us how fast material is moving.

RealPage worked with some of the nation’s largest landlords to raise rents, says lawsuit.

Dealmaster also has iPads, Nest smart home, and some of our favorite wearables.

An SUV with removable hydrogen-filled pods and a stylish sedan caught our attention.

If you haven't patched CVE-2022-22954 yet, now would be an excellent time to do so.

Automatically add color to old photos, then refine the colors with a written caption.

Plants are "ecosystem engineers" that survive by forming optimal geometric patterns.

The new additions and features didn't work out, but the basics are still great.

Setting up Starlink Internet access in Iran presents new risks and challenges.

No replacement has been named yet.

With the caveat that Nvidia drivers are still an entirely separate thing.

Road-tripping in a Ford F-150 Lightning Platinum and Mustang Mach-E GT.

Town manager says fluoride levels now restored and will be monitored monthly.

Europe seems to be ready for the winter as renewable growth largely offsets coal.

New stealth moves, knife parries, and run-and-gun action replace old-fashioned QTEs.

Customers complained of lower volumes after an update to Arc's sound profile.

After several failed revenue experiments, YouTube decides to just charge more.

Musk's Twitter and Starlink deals could warrant national security reviews.

Heated seat subscriptions will be illegal in New Jersey if this bill becomes law.

Vice Society has a superpower that’s allowed it to quietly thrive: Mediocrity.

Google removes 16 apps after receiving a report the apps were committing ad fraud.

Featuring the Solarium Commission, Carnegie Mellon, and a Singapore conference.

Multispectral imaging revealed hidden original text on Codex Climaci Rescriptus.

The alarming fungal growth looks a lot like cancer but is harmless and easy to treat.

Stephen Thaler's quest for legal recognition of AI authorship hits another roadblock.

It starts at a serious $107K, but GMC says a $50K version will arrive in time.

TX: Google records "faces and voices of both non-consenting users and non-users."

Data includes signed contracts and projects related to critical infrastructure.

Each individual hot day has a small effect, but they can add up—and it will get worse.

Pizza slices, cupcakes, and peaches among emojis hijacked.

Cherry's MX Ergo Clear switches are like tactile Browns, but lighter.

Starry once planned to cover 40 million homes, currently has just 91,000 users.

AI video editor can recognize objects, people, and sounds, allowing editing via text.

Border Patrol agent says 90% of drivers arrested were recruited on social media.

The popular indie darling is out of Early Access—and it’s a no-brainer pickup.

There's a new EnergyStar-like label program for connected devices—but not cars.

Built in 1897, the 1.7-mile Catesby Tunnel is now an alternative to a wind tunnel.

AMD's tech is ahead of the curve, but Raptor Lake swamps Ryzen with E-cores.

Episode lasting almost 2 days prompted the closure of a runway at Dallas airport.

Protostars steal the show in this new image from the telescope's Near Infrared Camera.

The plague may have put selective pressure on mutations in four genes.

4K TV adoption hasn't been slowing down, and Apple knows the HD era is over.