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The Apple Watch is suffering from a lack of competitors, but it's also making its own.

“Suppression of information will be viewed seriously and action will be initiated.”

Active Directory apps used for command-and-control infrastructure are no more.

Tesla says Nikola failed to acknowledge the origins of its 2016 truck design.

You wanted a security drone flying around inside your home, right?

FDA’s new standards are meant to shore up public confidence in future vaccine.

The ban was never straightforward—and it’s getting more complex by the day.

The eight-episode horror comedy series launches October 30 on Amazon Prime.

An increasing chorus of developers take issue with Apple's App Store policies.

Zerologon vulnerability lets hackers access network crown jewels almost instantly.

"At worst, I fear we are pushing ourselves to the brink of a civil war," he added.

$5.99 subscription for a "growing" game library, includes iOS support via browser.

The update addresses iOS and iPadOS 14's most widely reported bug.

Newly sequenced Neanderthal Y chromosomes hint at a complex history of mixture.

NVMe storage speed (in a proprietary format) does not come cheap.

View COVID data as easily as you view traffic or satellite data.

eBay workers allegedly harassed journalists with threats and gruesome deliveries.

Every aspect gets touched, but some are more revolutionary than others.

Potential hydrogen fueling station partners reportedly have second thoughts.

It feels like yesterday when 8TB drives were “really big.”

The Hulu series is the sole survivor of a planned Marvel-centric fear-based franchise.

The World Health Organization declined to comment on whether this was a good idea.

Space agency needs Christmastime funding for landers to keep Moon plan on track.

Governor Newsom follows in Europe’s and China’s footsteps with emissions mandate.

By $30 and $15, respectively. Dealmaster also has Switch games, SSDs, and more.

Proposal would alter the Internet's liability shield drastically—if it passed.

Mike Flanagan's follow-up to Hill House draws on the ghost stories of Henry James.

Carrier battle heats up as FCC prepares to auction more spectrum.

Samsung does value with a 120Hz, Snapdragon 865 device.

Tesla’s big “battery day” event, explained.

Gaze upon it, but don't expect answers to your questions. Yet.

Canceled design included intriguing “3D” button, familiar control layout.

After much anticipation, the crossover goes on sale today at $39,995.

It has a new notification panel, smart home controls, new emojis, and more!

It's getting easier to find OEM-installed and -supported Linux computers.

Unless you're a hardcore fan of Ryan Murphy's darker aesthetic, give it a miss.

Many privacy advocates oppose Prop 24, which would buttress consumer privacy.

The manufacturing process would require minimal energy and no specialized equipment.

More lithium-ion is the highlight of this plug-in sedan's midlife refresh.

Some researchers expect the death toll to reach 378,000 by the end of the year.

“Persistent malicious” activity sees a “notable increase” since July, feds say.

Directly contradicting your agency and calling your boss names is a bad look.

Extent dropped to 3.74 million square kilometers on September 15.

For the most part, though, it's the same old Watch.

Expect the Pixel 5, Nest Audio, and a merger of Android TV and Chromecast.

Facebook official charges Irish regulators haven't treated Facebook fairly.

Engineers traced interference with a spectrum analyzer.

Google may be the target of the biggest antitrust suit in 20 years.

Russia and China also didn’t join the effort, which needs at least $35 billion.

Did Microsoft pay $7.5 billion just to start making PS5 games?