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A deep look into the genetic damage left by the disaster.

You can’t understand the app store debate without some grasp of antitrust jargon.

Apple has known of the flaw since 2019 but has yet to acknowledge or fix it.

Biden chose a Big Tech critic for the FTC—GOP senators seem happy about it.

Experts weigh in on Canada's Conservative party's proposed carbon levy.

Hackers want $50 million to not release schematics they stole from Apple supplier.

CDC advisers voted 10-4 to lift J&J pause, with new warning about clots

Compromised update mechanism for Passwordstate pushes malware that steals data.

The new Apple TV 4K remote won't work for some Apple TV games, either.

The iPhone is in stock, but AirTags are backed up to June in some cases.

Update: Twitch video of Housemarque's ambitious roguelike shooter is now up as VOD.

Construction continues on US versions of Nintendo-themed park.

Unanimous ruling limits FTC power to obtain refunds; it's up to Congress to fix it.

Poole was a controversial hire for Google+, and he's out after five years.

Natural gas prices surged across the country during Texas’ February freeze.

Lawsuits claim people don’t truly own content they purchase on digital platforms.

Dealmaster also has noise-canceling headphones, webcams, and USB-C chargers.

"There doesn’t seem to be any obvious limits to the reusability of the vehicle."

Moderators would be unable to mute “ghosts” hiding in and disrupting rooms.

"It is transformational to degrees no one today can understand."

"It’s extremely exciting to join with our partners to deploy new capabilities."

You'll need to be on the Dev channel of an Insider build to see the new feature.

For a few days, 2 Crew Dragons will be docked to the space station.

With 50% of adults vaccinated, health officials begin tackling vaccine skeptics.

Brutally brilliant battles, buried by banal banter.

New tool creates color on metal surfaces that can be changed, erased, rewritten.

Lab test produces 4Gbps upload speeds but actual uploads are still 3 to 35Mbps.

$51.3 million in projected refund costs vs. 13.7 million Cyberpunk copies sold in 2020.

Energy management systems should mean cheaper EV charging for end users.

Google throws custom silicon at YouTube's massive video-transcoding workload.

Plus, Apple plans to make iMessage "more of a social network."

Consumer Reports argues Tesla needs a better driver-monitoring system.

Legere's 2020 compensation was $137.2M—he worked three months, then left in April.

James Cameron produced, Sigourney Weaver narrates new documentary series.

Startup gets $2.5 million funding to jump-start security for connected devices.

"Nintendo [told] me directly they would not put other streaming services on Switch."

Other countries also ratcheted up their commitments at the virtual summit.

New privacy rules deal a huge blow to how the mobile advertising industry works.

FDA releases damning inspection report as lawmakers question ties to Trump admin.

Ryzen 5, 16GiB RAM, 256GB SSD, dual Ethernet, Wi-Fi 6, and more for under $500.

The Venu 2 and 2S polish up Garmin's smartwatch UI and introduce new tracking features for the company.

The true Apple TV 4K refresh rate, new accessories, new configurations, and more.

EPA tossed its pollution models, allowing another agency to make its own instead.

New deal requires Foxconn to create 1,454 jobs—down from 13,000 in the original.

Widely used forensic software can be exploited to infect investigators' computers.

We're still trying to understand the mechanics that allow a star to self-destruct.

Using pattern recognition and AI techniques "opens new window" to ancient world.

How one couple built a device to fix McDonald’s notoriously broken soft-serve machines.

GM's new EV push started with the Hummer EV, with the new Caddy up next.

SpaceX says collision-avoidance system works fine despite OneWeb's false claim.