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Samsung will announce the Galaxy Fold 3, Z Flip 3, and hopefully a smartwatch.

Streaming group issues disappointing forecasts for third-quarter customer growth.

Argo and Ford will deploy driverless cars on Lyft's network in Miami and Austin.

Muse Group's intentions appear to be good—but they're paving an unpleasant road.

"This delta variant is no joke.”

Both OSes have flaws that allow attackers with a toehold to elevate access.

Biden nominee Jonathan Kanter criticized US for not breaking up monopolies.

A look at 60 countries shows that renewable growth rarely reaches the rates we need.

It works with iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Analysis: No specs listed, "uncensored" app store looks like Google Play.

The publication's sources claim the iPad mini will get the iPad Air treatment.

Common Cause report says industry lobbying of Congress worsens the digital divide.

Humankind's Denuvo woes were "not something we can fix before release," dev says.

Dealmaster also has the newest Zelda game, Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite, and more.

The tally includes cases among athletes, Olympic staff, and accredited contractors.

Data scientists proposed investigating the problem but were turned down.

In part three of four, we look at what's gone right, and what's gone... less than right.

EY surveyed 9,000 people in 11 countries for its Mobility Consumer Index.

Apple urged to work with rivals after alleged surveillance of journalists, activists.

Blue Origin plans to fly two more customer flights in 2021.

10-year deal will make AT&T the primary network provider for Dish MVNO business.

A biologist, a neuroscientist, and a musician found four distinct "modes" of transition.

In polls, the unvaccinated are the least worried about the delta variant.

The Renaissance artist and scientist's youngest living relative is 1 year old.

NSO Group says its spyware targets only criminals and terrorists. Critics disagree.

All good things must end—come take one more look at a special collection.

The iPhone, Apple TV, and Apple Watch each got new software updates today.

US: Chinese state-backed hackers perpetrated "massive cyber espionage operation."

SDK preview explains what is, isn't Windows 11-exclusive about new load-boosting tech.

Despite handling honed at the Nürburging, we drove it in Connecticut's rush hour.

Play Store apps were supposed to switch to Google's billing by September 30.

White House disappointed with social networks' handling of lies, misinformation.

Once computationally impossible, AIs now translate protein sequence to structure.

Researchers used infrared photos and third-party hardware to best facial-recognition tech.

Old-school collectors meet "new money" as sealed prices inflate 10x in two years.

Company “closely monitor[s] gambling content,” but experts say some promos may be illegal.

Dealmaster also has deals on Xbox gamepads, Amazon tablets, and USB-C chargers.

From the archives: Grissom's infamous (and impactful) ocean landing turns 60 this week.

Redevelopment of a 4,300 km Soviet-era line aims to propel the network into this century.

Some of the proposed new emoji are for climate change, some are gender-inclusive.

Hackers posed as recruiters, journalists, and hospitality workers to lure their victims.

This thin, flexible strip generates small amounts of electricity from finger sweat.

Evan Doll will take over some responsibilities leading health product strategy.

The third serious Windows print flaw in 5 weeks prompts new Microsoft warning.

"The mission for which is to be determined by the NASA Administrator."

A Biogen rep said assessing its drug requires "innovative thinking."

Valve patches hole after a frantic morning of Steam error messages.

CA to build middle-mile network open to all ISPs and give $2B in last-mile grants.

F1's lead engineer Rob Smedley explains how and why the cars are changing.

Counterfeit earbud seizures at the border are up 63% so far this year.