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Additive manufacturing could speed building process but still has a ways to go.

Lenovo makes the phones, but a random brand-acquisition company makes the watches.

Biggest risk might be to Bond's sexual partners: 27.1% of them died shortly after sex.

Ultra-low-cost laptop would be designed to compete with Chromebooks in schools.

Yubico's Security C NFC brings a USB-C security key at a lower price.

Senate can give FCC a 3-2 Democratic majority after Biden's baffling 9-month wait.

Samsung's Galaxy Book Pro 2-in-1 will start at about $300 extra for 5G.

Clarity can perceive depth from 0.01-1,000 m at megapixel resolution.

"We’re absolutely committed to taking it a step at a time."

iOS also adds ProRes video-capture support on the iPhone 13 Pro.

Automaker released another new version of its controversial software today.

Professor demands that governor halt "baseless investigation" and apologize.

Not every classic 3D game works in VR, but RE4 sure does.

Trove of leaked documents paint damaging picture of company that has prioritized growth.

On the heels of Squid Game's success, Apple TV+ debuts its own South Korean drama.

Pfizer diagnostic director said Theranos report was “not believable.”

An iterative update to Big Sur that has a little something for everyone.

Meet the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. How are you supposed to hold this?

State Surgeon General Ladapo reportedly declined to say why he wouldn't wear a mask.

Company's thin-and-light focus could be a good fit for a low-powered Chromebook.

Netflix has already renewed the series for a third season.

Featuring Cortana's replacement and a "sadistic Spartan killer" chasing Master Chief.

Some of Hertz's fleet will be powered by a new, larger Panasonic battery.

Whistleblower docs suggest executives intervened to let contentious posts stay up.

"We’ve picked good partners, and we’ve watched them carefully."

In this first of two parts, we go over some security steps everyone should be taking.

USDA funds project to build new group in support of solar grazing.

Supply chain for plastic production is rife with carbon emissions.

Apple execs talk on the record about the new Apple silicon.

There’s been nothing like these cyclone seasons for at least several centuries.

Tiny bits of plastic swirling in the sky could be subtly affecting the climate.

Two new papers highlight promising methods for making shapeshifting structures.

Scientists ask the public for help in figuring out which signals are real.

Supply challenges related to the screen may have delayed the launch.

The veteran of 420 F1 races tells us about his job.

Transition from PS2 era means top-to-bottom update—plus teases on Xbox Game Pass, PS Now.

Multi-nation operation succeeds as gang member makes critical mistake.

Greater variety in SoCs may give products more control over things like battery life.

And just in time for the holiday shopping frenzy.

So why don't all rocket engines have giant nozzles?

Future-proofed update will let coders "repurpose the hardware for more things."

Dealmaster also has discounts on new TVs and SSDs, gaming chairs, and more.

Worldcoin reveals "orb" scanner, aims to distribute cryptocurrency to 1 billion people.

Performance regressions could affect performance by up to 15 percent.

Decked-out performance, solid port selection make a strong competitor.

"We do not see any meaningful positive catalysts for the stock."

Director Ruben Fleischer's film is a prequel and origin story to the video games.

It's the latest in a series of rev-share changes meant to preempt regulation.

CDC hearing came the day after the FDA expanded its authorization for booster shots.

Brief video lacks any semblance of release date—but that won't stop our drool.