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With just over a month until launch, DICE's latest shooter still needs a lot of work.

Adding storage could allow solar to produce nearly half of China's electricity.

Drop drops new ready-to-buy keyboards at steep prices.

The 536-hp electric sedan is more powerful than an M3.

Brewery's Super PAC fed up with "anti-science' school boards, helps parents sue.

Five winepresses, treading floor, warehouses, and pottery kilns among the major finds.

Company targets gamers with IP32 certification and eight-zone RGB backlight.

Abbott previously indicated gov't shouldn't interfere with business decisions.

An out-of-nowhere 5MB patch finishes the job, takes us on a GFWL memory trip.

We expect to hear news about faster Apple Silicon Macs and macOS Monterey.

Companies are under increasing pressure to quantify and reduce their footprints.

Content recommendations and watch lists will finally be personalized per user.

New WSL preview is available in the Microsoft Store for Windows 11 users now.

"The issue we encountered was something we hadn’t seen before."

Annual subscription price might be worth it for certain buyers.

Health officials are racing to limit the spread of the deadly disease.

Apple seeks stay of order that it must let iOS apps link to other payment options.

Apple is still testing iOS and iPadOS 15.1, which will include new features.

Pixel 6 marketing materials are leaking all over the Internet.

50 Hz haters get a reprieve; differs from 2018's PAL-saddled PlayStation Classic.

Polish mathematician Stanislaw Ulam helped design H-bomb, foresaw digital universe.

Law targets small engines, which can pollute more than passenger vehicles.

App stays focused on what Notepad does best: Simple editing for plaintext files.

COVID-related shortages continue to challenge PC-makers.

"Our goal is clear: To accelerate the development of innovation."

The fix takes about two days for a dealership to complete.

With better tires and shocks, the $64,900 Performance Edition is the one to get.

More than 2,000 American automakers have come and gone in this chaotic industry.

Specialized chips, simulations teach a four-legged robot to navigate stairs and blocks.

"Once we enter the anomaly, we are going where no one has gone before."

Bring all your games with you when you move into that shiny new Switch OLED.

"I'd never want to hide how much I make, so I'm down to make a meme out of it."

Netflix combines Home Ec and wood shop, delivers charming reality series.

The promises are vague, but we should know more by mid-2022.

Transplant recipients must take immune-suppressing drugs, raising risk for COVID.

Film brings character arc that began with Casino Royale to a satisfying conclusion.

If you want to custom-tailor these open-world classics on PC, you'd better act fast.

Jezero Crater's river delta left behind a distinct geometry we can see in photos.

Search giant nixes ads contradicting scientific consensus on climate change.

Coming to a Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile store near you.

The automaker will still manufacture cars in Fremont, California.

Radiation surveys part of beefed-up security around the 125th Marathon.

This cannot be a comfortable position for a certain Dmitry Olegovich Rogozin.

Browser features could make watch-based Internet surfing less painful.

Also, an update on Arca's first orbital launch attempt.

Infection does offer some immune protection—but it's unreliable compared with vaccines.

Director Johannes Roberts wanted to evoke dark tone and scary aspects of the games.

As an addendum to our iOS 15 review, we look at what's new on the iPad.

"Recent" is relative—the samples are roughly two billion years old.