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"The PT Cruiser gets hammered by a lot of people... You know, we sold 1.3M of those.”

"AR1 is the ideal engine for many possible solutions."

Plans also call for the first new nuclear plant in years.

The new H-series chips are for gamers, while the U-series is made for ultraportables.

Thiols impart a pleasant fruity aroma, but they can be difficult to track and measure.

Google doesn't have DOJ approval, but it says it has waited long enough.

Public officials "evaded accountability for far too long," prosecutor says.

Dealmaster also covers gaming headsets, robot vacuums, and lots of video games.

Despite conditions that favored cooling, we've never recorded higher temps.

Two scientists are stuck in Singapore as the rest of the WHO team finally makes it to Wuhan.

Facebook COO downplayed company's role in the insurrection; reports show otherwise.

Lenovo led in market share, but Apple and Acer grew the most compared to 2019.

User's other hacking videos remain up without footage of Nintendo's own games.

Empty roads mean more speeding, more crashing, and more dying.

Later in the same interview he says, "Parler will return" but doesn't know when.

You get the Snapdragon 888, dynamic refresh rates, and bigger fingerprint readers.

After more than 500 complaints, Tesla will now have to fix this safety defect.

"Today at SpaceX is about practicing Starship engine starts."

Native next-gen versions pushed back to second half of 2021 amid patching work.

Parler's volunteer mods allegedly had a backlog of more than 26,000 posts.

Boobytrapped websites are used by attackers to infect people who visited them.

AT&T TV Now folded into AT&T TV, which finally gets a no-contract option.

The sedan is now bigger—and a big improvement on the previous generation.

Tech will be used in laptops, phones, cars, and more.

CES-timed announcements beat AMD to the latest mobile-generation upgrade.

The extinct canids had been isolated from wolves for 3 million years.

Mobileye CEO predicts Tesla's Autopilot strategy will hit a "glass ceiling."

New centers in Atlanta, Detroit focus on opportunities for black technologists.

Airbnb is worried that "armed militias and known hate groups" may return to DC.

Embattled US chip giant makes move just days before strategy update.

Samsung says the fruits of its partnership with AMD should appear next year.

The Division developer Massive Entertainment will work on the still-mysterious title.

YouTube was one of the last mainstream social channels still hosting Trump.

BeagleV is an affordable way to get your feet wet with RISC-V Linux computing.

Director Mike Cahill also made award-winning 2011 sci-fi film Another Earth.

CES prototype may be vaporware, but high-end features have us intrigued.

Changing plans was always the plan, but it's unclear what will change before Jan. 20.

North Dakota bill would let users sue social-media sites for blocking posts.

Compromise by "sophisticated threat actor" prompts company to issue new certificate.

Will a sliding body and rolled-up display be better than foldables?

Ruth Wilson's fiercely feral portrayal of Mrs. Coulter remains a series highlight.

A set of terrible arguments about climate science may actually have violated laws.

Squashing some Nazis in a Web browser is just the break you needed today.

The consumer electronics giant released a video showing the car testing in Austria.

And the person who found the treasure faces lawsuit from disgruntled treasure seeker.

The Core i9-11900K has been revealed, plus 11th-generation, H-series mobile CPUs.

Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon suspend donations but could restart them later.

First Indy game in over a decade coming from Wolfenstein: The New Order devs.

Combination of electric vehicle mania and blank-check companies proves volatile.

The EV600 van uses GM's new Ultium batteries; there's also an electric pallet.