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GameStop: paying the firm we hired is not "in our stockholders' best interests."

Spotify's sweetheart deal for payments comes after years of ignoring the rules.

The refreshed PCs are available at similar pricing to their predecessors.

Breaking down cheating motivations can lead to more nuanced anti-cheat approaches.

“Speak plainly… we are ready to listen.”

If you've ever wanted to be Steve McQueen or Jo Siefert, here's your chance.

The biggest hack since Russia’s war began knocked thousands of people offline.

Ignore Dmitry Rogozin. Putin is the real decision maker.

MSI refreshed its Summit laptops with Tile trackers and 12th Gen Intel CPUs.

Admits id Software was nearly acquired by Sierra—and we get Ken Williams' response.

Hot, mineral-rich water creates changes in electric fields that can be mapped.

Platform focuses on shared interests, discourages off-topic political rants.

Artificial intelligence, verbalizing feelings, and massively multiplayer horse games.

Dealmaster also has the new iPad Air, Xbox consoles, and Philips Hue lights.

Despite the move to 3D, Kirby is as gentle and inoffensive as ever on the Switch

The Play Store used to sell tons of content, but now it offers only apps and books.

Batteries are closer to Koch’s other businesses than you might think.

SpaceX: "Sole purpose" of price hikes "is to keep pace with rising inflation."

Though antibody levels looked strong, efficacy against omicron infections took an expected hit.

Nissan's next EV aims for much more mainstream appeal than the hatchback Leaf.

Petersen Automotive Museum's "Cars of Film and Television" exhibit showcases iconic vehicles.

PC script avoids microtransactions by earning millions of credits per day.

Sonos could challenge Roku, Amazon, LG, and others with TV software platforms.

When clinical trials are registered in advance, homeopathy doesn't seem to work.

If you haven't heard of Lapsus$, you have now. It probably won't be the last time.

"He also built a world-class Engines team."

"Adding legal": Google fights monopoly suit by copying lawyers on emails, DOJ says.

To upgrade the Mac's SSDs, it helps to understand how they work.

The Google Search app gets an easy "delete history" shortcut.

11th-gen Core i5 among minimum system specs.

Government has seized $5 million in assets so far.

It's only a watermark for now, but it's meant to encourage hardware upgrades.

MIT's Markus Buehler also built system to turn language into 3D-printed materials.

Researchers detect genetic changes in response to seasonal change.

There's no evidence now of specific attacks planned, but evolving intel is concerning.

A proposed rule tries to give investors a fuller picture of risk.

"If we use a drone with thermal vision at night, [it] must connect through Starlink."

Even Apple's internal tools were down.

Just when you thought you'd seen every phishing trick out there, BitB comes along.

The sets are among the only options if you want 8K in contrast-rich OLED.

Unusual provision suggests CDPR and Epic will collaborate on "open-world" UE5 aspects.

The cheapest 320-mile Lightning for consumers will cost over $70,000.

Brussels set to finalize stringent legislation targeting Silicon Valley giants.

Support arrives in May 2022.

"We’re on track to finish building out our full fleet of satellites."

"Everyone that I know or have heard of supports the war."

The 192 mph tunnel will mostly be used for road car aerodynamics and aeroacoustics.

Samsung stands still while the competition is better than ever.