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The upscale battery EV uses the new 800 V E-GMP platform.

It might be tricky and some might not like it, but a PCA could lower emissions.

Showrunner Rafe Judkins spoke with Entertainment Weekly about bringing novels to TV.

It wants to focus on Formula 1, which it says has more room for technology transfer.

US officials make judgment call on boosters as WHO worries about global supply, variants.

Deal lets family "walk away as billionaires with a legal shield for life," one AG said.

Report does little to shed light on hyperpartisan content or disinformation.

Samsung typically shows ads in Bixby, the weather app, Samsung Pay, and more.

Thanks to a big donation, Caltech has funded a sci-fi-sounding project.

Unlike humans, the cuttlefish analog of episodic memory doesn't deteriorate with age.

PII includes first and last names, dates of birth, SSNs, and driver’s license numbers.

Just how annoying the changes are depends on your browser, though.

Dealmaster also has deals on standing desks, AirPods Pro, and portable speakers.

Fuchsia is out of the Nest Hub preview program.

Indictment: Pharmacist sold 125 authentic vaccine cards to 11 buyers, made $1,277.

Although it's nowhere near ready for prime time, there's a lot to love here.

Seven states have hit new peaks for COVID hospitalizations.

Team combined two mass spectrometry techniques to analyze samples in 10 minutes.

It's certainly not on par with 1Password, but it's a welcome addition anyway.

Apple falsely claimed that FlickType broke "full access" rule, developer says.

Easily play Windows 3.1 CD games in a Windows 10 environment.

The presence of tipping points adds to uncertainty, risk, and actual costs.

It's meant to act as an emergency hotline for civilians to report violence and looting.

The Pixel 5a will be a good phone—if you're in the two countries that can get it.

Newegg bundled bad Gigabyte GP-P850GM and GP-P750GM PSUs with hard-to-buy GPUs.

Kitty Hawk a century ago. Mars today. Where 100 years from now?

This year's likely La Niña expected to extend drought, spurring further cuts.

Humanoid robot learns parkour, takes some gnarly slams, and gets repaired.

The series of 9 animated shorts starts streaming on Disney+ on September 22.

As delta rages, Americans reportedly advised to get booster 8 mos after vaccination.

Data reportedly includes SSNs, driver's license numbers, and more for 100 million people.

Twist on the "Leidenfrost effect" could one day be used in microfluidics applications.

Bezos: "The thing that slows things down is procurement."

T-Mobile ordered to prove it didn't lie to Calif. agency about network-shutdown plan.

The ransomware epidemic continues to grow.

Despite production delays, the M1X or M2 Macs are imminent.

There are still uncertainties, but data from the rings rules out a layered model.

The preliminary ruling could lead to a ban on Nest Audio, Pixel, and Chromecast.

The average new car may cost $40,472, but you can go electric for half that—or less.

Regulator worried Autopilot can't spot parked vehicles or keep driver engaged.

"Alchemist" will be Intel's first serious dedicated gaming GPU.

Director Richard Taylor recalls his work on a canceled Atari-funded project.

New study shows tactics robots can use to redeem themselves in the workplace.

The Luxe is stylish, but Fitbit is losing ground as a worthwhile fitness platform.

DRG combines 4-player co-op, non-toxic developers, and a welcoming community.

In this film, society can track dreams, so of course someone's out to monetize 'em.

Semiconductor software-design maker Synopsys is adding AI to its arsenal.

Dealmaster also has deals on the iPad Air, Switch Pro Controller, and storage.

A new book by Googler Chet Haase offers an inside look at Android development.

"I'm fresh out of ideas with regards to handling toxicity in the Perl community."