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Fourth-largest contract chipmaker aiming at supply problems for carmakers, others.

"The nation lost a true pioneer and lifelong advocate for exploration."

Apple considered fighting a Google/WhatsApp acquisition with iMessage on Android.

Castlevania: Resurrection was briefly seen at E3 1999, then vanished for decades.

It's still internal combustion, not a fuel cell.

Cost overruns, other issues prompt Air Force to look for "clean sheet" fighter.

Untreated leather, translucent silicone cushions, and granite steering wheels.

Plenty of secrets and adorable moments make for the perfect relaxation game.

The FBI is investigating claim hackers obtained 250GB of police department data.

Company's claims hinge on how much water early-1900s rail cars carried.

BrainGate device complements Neuralink's successful test of wireless BCI in monkey.

Lyft will save about $100 million without its self-driving project.

Rival satellite companies opposed change that cuts altitude in half, to 540 km.

Biden: "This is another great reason to go get vaccinated—now, now."

The timeline in this report suggests new Macs might be introduced at WWDC.

Dealmaster also has deals on the latest Super Mario game and Echo Dot speaker.

India is in crisis, but US can’t yet ship stockpiled AstraZeneca vaccine doses.

This CentOS replacement seems to be "getting there firstest with the mostest."

There's a Plus and non-Plus model, two kids' versions, a keyboard, a charging dock...

Tesla has $17 billion in the bank.

Beavers dug 3-foot hole, chewed through fiber conduit and the cable itself.

It will be called Ion Park and will work with Ford's Allen Park test lab.

Case began two years ago and is one of several involving the iPhone maker.

The site was found on federal land recently acquired for marshland conservation.

The next Lotus will also be the last one to use internal combustion engines.

Apple fixes macOS vulnerability hackers exploited to suppress security warnings.

Distracted driving claimed more than 3,000 lives in the US in 2019.

UMN researchers probed for weaknesses in patch approval—Greg K-H wasn't amused.

Read for screenshots, update notes, and changes aplenty.

Something weird happened minutes before Trump left—US says it was security research.

About 20 percent of Californian EV adopters gave up plug-ins, study finds.

macOS gets improved iPhone/iPad app experiences, AirTag support, and more.

Social media giant was apparently unprepared for "authentic" calls for violence.

Tired of Europe getting great hatches we don't? Now the tables have turned.

The results offer some of the oldest physical evidence of honey in people's diets.

Roku says Google wants changes to Roku search. Google calls the claims "baseless."

The strange story of @TheTomOlsen, "Maintenance Technician at the Big Shell."

The Asian country has tracked SpaceX from the beginning.

It tries to do too many things at once, and thus doesn't do them as well as it could.

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.