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"They’re going to scatter my bones or ashes on this property."

Turtles, bungee grappling hooks, and the French countryside all feature.

Tim Cook credited supply constraints for a year-over-year dip in iPad revenue.

At least 5 states have now reported cases of unexplained severe liver inflammation.

One of the strongest genetic associations is "gets stuck behind objects."

15.3 million requests per second is HUGE, especially when delivered through HTTPS.

It looks like we won't see true wireless charging in homes as soon as we thought.

But share prices falter while critics allege "undue concentration of market power."

Sustainability is a big problem, but these gadgets aim to make a small impact.

Next season's machine gets a second motor-generator and a lot more speed.

Qualcomm's early-2021 Nuvia acquisition is taking time to bear fruit.

Unihertz builds a QWERTY bar phone with a janky keyboard and bad screen.

Musk loses bid to terminate SEC settlement over false "funding secured" tweets.

"If our world's gonna survive, what matters is what we do now."

Existing subscription time will be converted to tiered structure in June.

This episode of Edge of Knowledge focuses on our rapidly transforming world.

Amid Twitter buyout, Musk says free speech is simply "that which matches the law."

EVs require more energy to build, but they are far more efficient to operate.

It brought cameras along to document the Precept concept's development.

"Getting protected sooner is what matters."

"In cases like this pandemic, good information is life-saving," WHO official says.

"Cloaking" mitigation makes cheaters unable to see opponents, incoming bullets.

Cyberattacks complement and are sometimes timed to military actions.

Users can either purchase or rent tools and parts to fix the latest iPhones.

A possible step toward mass-producing molecular-scale electronics.

Dealmaster also has Nintendo gift cards, 1TB microSD cards, and a range of Roombas.

We just don't know what the product is yet.

Bethesda Launcher will shutter on May 11. Act now (or, honestly, later if you want).

Windows, Surface, Office, Xbox, and LinkedIn all earned more money than in 2021.

It's probably only a few million units, but that's a big deal for Google hardware.

But they're still a long way from solemnly reciting Hamlet.

For 2023, expect six sprint races and mandatory helmet cameras for all drivers.

The original game held a wealth of surprises. Its meta-obsessed follow-up has even more.

"I just want to reiterate that safety is still and always the top priority."

Kickstarter claims to reduce strain and boost comfort, but we have our doubts.

A third of all US children were newly infected with COVID during omicron wave.

Elevation of privilege vulnerabilities can be used to gain persistent root access.

Combination of anaerobic environment and sulfurization created stable carbon-rich films.

Firmware 15.5 includes fixes for "noise reduction, contrast, and framing."

Users will start seeing information about what data apps collect and why.

The shoe is one of hundreds of artifacts that trace ancient paths through the mountains.

New screen helps to close the gap with black-and-white e-readers.

Prioritizing "engagement" has made Twitter a hotbed of misinformation.

We tested three monitors across different price ranges to see what stands out.

Early F-150 Lightnings will ship with Sync 4 and can't be upgraded, Ford says.

EU Commissioner Thierry Breton tells Tesla chief executive: "Elon, there are rules."

A Zoom-focused spin on the touchpad.

Upcoming Dell Precisions put a thinner spin on DDR5 memory.

An adenovirus remains the top suspect, but that still has experts puzzled.

An effort to clean up search results has indie devs feeling dejected.