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Computer makers are in the process of patching Boot Guard. Have you installed it yet?

All COVID vaccine candidates work in different ways; none will be perfect for all.

New Apple TV+ doc from German auteur examines how meteorites have shaped human history.

Three nation-state-sponsored groups are targeting organizations throughout the world.

Operation Warp Speed head warns thousands of lives at stake if project interrupted.

Ongoing police investigation, but authorities claim "no threat has been identified."

A cruise-industry reporter is on board, documenting the experience.

Usage increase “confirms the value” of data caps for ISP revenue, vendor says.

Musk took a rapid antigen test that has a substantial false negative rate.

The amazon-designed Inferentia chips reduced cost and latency in text-to-speech.

Showrunners Nick Saunders, James Serafinowicz on the key to balancing horror and comedy.

Spread linked to Trump’s campaign rallies and the White House itself.

To supplement our review, we go over what's distinct about two more iPhones.

Sundar Pichai says he was unaware of plan for “pushback” against the regulator.

To get to gaming’s rendering future, you must strike through its unforgiving past.

“The market needs to evolve. It’s a tough business.”

The young and those with previous issues are hit hardest by lockdowns.

CISA has aggressively debunked claims of fraud in the 2020 election.

The administration's attention appears to have wandered into other fields.

Even Macs that didn't upgrade to Big Sur had problems.

"My heart is low, my head is level, and my faith is high."

"Link stability is a little rough," but Netflix works great, one user says.

Twitter's been ramping up fact-checking. Parler promises the opposite.

Yes, you read that right—Mac OS X (or macOS 10?) is no more.

Dealmaster also has deals on the Apple Watch SE, AirPods Pro, and LG OLED TVs.

Some related services—such as YouTube TV—were also affected.

“You actually have to have facts,” Judge tells lawyers arguing for punitive damages.

A newly found side channel in a widely used protocol lets attackers spoof domains.

The sci-fi action film looks like a hodgepodge of Alien, The X-Files, and Event Horizon.

Photos stored at high quality before June 2021 are grandfathered in.

Extra water vapor in the storm may help sustain it after landfall.

Twitch apologizes for vague DMCA notices, discusses pressure from record labels.

Video: Drones built by Turkey are dominating the Azerbaijani-Armenian war.

New census more than doubles count of known surviving copies—and there could be more.

There's a "very dark winter" ahead as hospitals struggle to cope and cases keep rising.

Twitter login backdoor lets you hop around to any site with a convenient link.

TikTok parent ByteDance is asking a court to block Trump’s TikTok ban.

Amazon has issued a recall for 350,000 of its 2nd-generation Ring doorbells.

Dems tell Pai to follow tradition, work only on consensus items during transition.

The BMW iX should have an EPA-approved range of 300 miles.

“I think he’s exceeded anyone’s expectations in the position.”

The new technology will probably reach data centers well before consumers.

A number of Obama staffers got tech jobs during Trump's term. Now they're back.

S1 now available for streaming on Amazon Prime, so it's the perfect time to catch up.

So far, however, no evidence of dangerous mutations being selected in mink.

A handful of commands was all it took for untrusted users to become all-powerful.

Director Ben Falcone opted to release the film on HBO Max even before the pandemic.

The defendant tried—and failed—to use bitcoin to cover his tracks.

As three coal plants and mines wind down, a plan for what comes next.

Wireless network in Kenya to use light beams, like fiber but without the cables.