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Antibody data looks strong, but duration and subvariant effectiveness are unknown.

The OEMs are reportedly trying to buy more time, but most PCs already have SSDs.

You may want to think twice before giving the parking attendant your Tesla-issued NFC card.

Report: Twitter to give Musk the firehose after he threatened to kill merger.

Fantastic turns by Goldblum, CGI department can't save film's core issues.

Everything from particle accelerators to gravitational waves can help.

Dealmaster also includes noise-canceling earbuds and the best of GOG's Summer Sale.

SSNDOB websites taken down by seizure orders, but no arrests have been made.

"You can be the destroyer of this world or you can be its savior. That's up to you."

ULA has a lot riding on this first Vulcan flight.

The TPS ignition system has been designed to work with existing engines.

Researchers "might consider the typical bottle of champagne as a mini-laboratory."

The company hopes it will sway vaccine holdouts to finally get their shots.

Every state can get at least $100 million from Treasury Dept's $10 billion fund.

The CI/CD service was first announced a year ago at WWDC 2021.

Prey is a Hulu exclusive, while "Netflix Geeked" brings Snoop Dogg vs. vampires, more.

Windows 11 22H2 refines features, makes changes to security, and more.

New data suggests BA.4, BA.5 are better at evading immune responses than BA.2.12.1.

Forests are fundamental for the economy, reaching climate targets, and more.

Plus, photos of the dual-port charger that comes with it.

From Akalabeth to Xenobia, many rare PC titles are now considered elaborate scams.

Paxton demands the spam data that Musk hasn't been able to get from Twitter.

You can even use Rosetta with non-Apple Arm CPUs, though you probably shouldn't.

Revamp will let CarPlay more deeply integrate with a host vehicle, arrive in 2023.

Provisional EU agreement applies to additional electronics, laptops to follow.

Misplaced hypergols are not something one messes around with.

The Polestar 3 goes on sale in October, with deliveries next year.

Slow to act on the code execution bug from the start, company is still in no hurry.

Also: Locke & Key S3, The Midnight Club, Resident Evil, Wednesday, and more.

Plus the iPad finally has a Weather app!

Tariff fight over some foreign panels put on hold to keep growth going.

Apple aggressively drops older Intel Macs as Apple Silicon transition continues.

You'll also need newer hardware to support its most ambitious new features.

iPhone 6S, 6S Plus, and 7 are all getting dropped in the next update.

Apple wants triple-A gaming back, and image reconstruction could get them there.

The new macOS includes updated apps and some multitasking enhancements.

A new wrapper for an old processor, the new MBP is faster but not much else.

Apple's most popular laptop enters the modern era of Mac design.

The M2 will replace the M1, but it's not an upgrade over the M1 Pro or Max.

The update will likely launch alongside a new Apple Watch later this year.

Revamped notifications, a new lock screen

Get your updates about iOS, macOS, and more right here, right now.

Lobbying ramps up as Congress prepares to vote on landmark legislation.

The car will run in the IMSA series in 2023, Le Mans is possible in 2024.

Musk waived due diligence but claims he can kill deal if he doesn't get user data.

"Russian specialists insist on continuing its work."

Solid Power wants to give cells to BMW and Ford for testing later this year.

The remains of the digestive process can tell us a lot about past ecosystems.

Instead of useless calculations, researchers get it to optimize energy use.

It's a new tool for tracking space-rock trajectories—even with limited data.