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It's claimed the USPS did not consider environmental impacts as required by law.

Silicon Motion's PCIe 5.0 controller will show up in plenty of drives.

Tried-and-true Ising model can describe how scales color-switch as the lizard ages.

A 144 Hz screen, colorful keyboard, and Ethernet can appeal to gamers.

But due to supply issues, it will only come in black, and only 128GB.

Meta's earnings call revealed bad news buried within bad news.

The Falcon 9 also recently surpassed the space shuttle in total flights.

The software fix will be sent out to cars in early February.

This concept won't go into production, but many of the ideas might.

$75B deal for Activision Blizzard is central to shaping online interactions in the metaverse.

Mac malware UpdateAgent only gets better over time.

The five new cases bring Tonga's pandemic case count to six.

We learned about new PS5 features, but questions remain about the PS4 version.

T-cell response from earlier infection or vaccination is down, but not by much.

Prequel series on Paramount+ will also feature a return to episodic storytelling.

Users that shut off "Web & App Activity" will have data retention turned back on.

Chromebooks are getting increasingly popular, though.

"We drop bags of cash at your office": NSO allegedly sought access to SS7 network.

"We'd like to hold off and talk about that after we get to the wet dress."

Critics pan the proposal but face uphill battle to kill the measure.

Dealmaster also has Fitbit trackers, Wacom tablets, and many video game deals.

"Many closed-source applications are only available for arm64."

Starlink Premium ships in Q2, "has more than double the antenna capability."

Hyundai, Volvo, Toyota, and Carmax have all invested in UVeye.

Money, misinformation, & snake oil: Joe Rogan has a lot in common with Gwyneth Paltrow.

Promising zombie-parkour game is slow to open its wings, stumbles along the way.

"The Texas electric grid is more prepared for winter operations than ever before."

We pit the premier streaming sticks around $50 head-to-head to see which is best.

Google's best phone in years is also its best seller.

Dutch publisher Ambo Anthos said it should have taken more "critical stance" on book.

Sonos doesn't make headphones now, but they could be coming.

Treasury rule lets states use funds in areas that already have 25Mbps/3Mbps speeds.

We can do massive wind and solar rollouts without sacrificing key habitats.

If you're not using these preinstalled Windows features, disable them.

Think USB-A ports are getting rare? Count your blessings.

Gmail gets an additional sidebar for Google Chat, along with new colors.

As Spotify seeks profits, it has become a very different type of business.

The government is not happy with the software's "rolling stop" function.

Tech giants battle US moves toward stricter regulation using anti-China lobbying.

Seeing stage separation in a whole new light after this flight.

The effect is similar to the macro-scale phenomenon of Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds.

Game's creator will be stepping aside and handing over the reins to the NYT.

The arm-worn strap uses optical sensors and features an LED array for quick device info.

We knew that volcano was prone to eruptions—but there are many we're not sure about.

It was the final 24-hour race for the DPi category.

The buyer, "Catapult IP Innovations," will have to monetize these patents somehow.

House that built Halo will now build content for Sony—yet pledges to remain cross-plat.

Water’s strange properties turn nature into a natural abstract sculptor.

Chinese panel maker claims to surpass 360 Hz with enhanced thin film transistor tech.