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Also: Homeworld 3, Return to Monkey Island, and a car that connects to Pokémon games.

Ohio judge says room scans could form a slippery slope to more illegal searches.

Also: The PlayStation VR2 gets a release window at long last.

Widening gap between supported and unsupported hardware makes things tricky.

Twitter’s former security chief alleges execs hid security risks from regulators.

Co-creator of core Unix utility, now 80, just needs to run a few more tests.

"NASA might grow more hostile against China in the space domain."

Tuxedo Computers' InfinityBook Pro 14 is only 0.6-inches thick and 2.9 pounds.

Google Meet Hardware knows you're in a meeting, so it will disable the hot word.

"Choose not the oath of fear, but that of faith."

Engineers ran the numbers, and the answer varies.

"This has been a really tough thing."

When it comes to health issues, not all forms of being sedentary are equal.

The request is partly based on preclinical data. A clinical trial has yet to start.

Tiny server can unlock greater powers in not only HomeKit, but Google and Alexa.

An internal petition says individual teams should set remote-work policies.

Pilot can't quite escape the shadow of Game of Thrones, but it's eminently watchable.

E-cores in desktop CPUs have proven handy for big multi-threaded workloads.

New page highlights popular podcast episodes and playlists.

Inflation, lockdowns, and a sense of sameness hurt global smartphone demand.

Fauci, 81, has advised seven presidents on infectious disease threats.

ClearMR spec grants monitors, TVs, & more with a number representing motion blur performance.

Apple will sell and rent parts and tools for M1 Mac laptop repairs.

A "reboot" that doesn't even surpass open-world GTA-like games of the late '00s.

"We hadn't really expected it to be this good, to be honest."

Dealmaster also has Anker charging cables, Doom games, and Surface PCs.

Urine has lots of nitrogen and phosphorus—a problem as waste, great as fertilizer.

Plus eight other winning images in 2022 BMC Ecology and Evolution image competition.

With Botometer tool, you can "choose any threshold... to get any result you want."

The ambitious change is expected to cut energy consumption by a factor of 1,000.

At $249,000, the Lucid Air Sapphire will be a rare thing indeed.

Nuvia—a company founded by ex-Apple CPU engineers—will also tackle server designs.

Some are seeing charges on cards they've never activated or hardly used.

Company says Framework's 3D-printed motherboard case infringes its trademark.

One class of PFAS chemicals can be broken down into harmless compounds with lye.

Full 60+ game list also includes some Genesis classics with new gameplay features.

All signs point to notorious 20th-century forger.

Easily one of the best Chromebooks you can buy, but it needs a price drop.

"We are definitely seeing significant attrition. That should surprise no one."

The long-predicted shift finally happened.

Lower emissions and lower obesity would more than offset the added traffic deaths.

CHD says the ban came "without warning." Meta says it followed many violations.

Decent power for traveling or small hands.

The firm hopes stopping all health data collection will block the FTC's lawsuit.

The Moto Edge has a super-fast display, but can the MediaTek SoC keep up?

Problem has been assigned an official CVE ID, despite lack of specifics.

MacOS security researcher was able to bypass the fix issued just last weekend.

Text found in iOS app code says plan won't allow downloads for offline viewing.

Twitch streamers also hit for playing with modded characters like Jesus Christ.

After a chain of attacks, security firm got access to locations and recordings.