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The laptops will be first and the desktops are coming later, report claims.

Jacking up the ride height on a perfectly good car just ruins the way it drives.

The only thing messier than November 3 on social media might be November 4.

“This particular region of space tends to produce a large number of conjunctions.”

The Pi 400 isn't a powerful desktop PC—but it is a desktop PC, for $100 or less.

As cases spike, Trump admin continues to belittle pandemic, public health experts.

"It feels like it's from the future... I am amazed at how well it works."

The company will almost definitely announce its first Apple Silicon Macs.

The mysterious innards of the Pixel 5 reveal a lot of unique decisions.

Plaintiffs can’t challenge the order because they weren’t directly harmed by it.

PlayStation maker considers unique design part of its “intellectual property.”

The Ariane 6 was designed to be more cost effective to fly.

There's no more perimeter, everybody's Wi-Fi is broken, and yet...we're still working.

It’s based on the Japanese manga by Haro Aso and directed by Shinsuke Sato.

Ecologist/epidemiologist Chris Golden on looking for patterns that cause pandemics.

“We do have to think about the fact that 20 years is a long time.”

Eta to produce flooding in Central America, then may turn north

The suits worn by entomologists were affordable—and came up in an Amazon search.

Bitcoin hit a low of $3,200 in late 2018.

After a change in reporting procedure, daily updates vanished.

Electrodes threaded through blood vessels let people control gadgets with their minds.

Americans pay more for broadband, have fewer choices than consumers in other countries.

The administration’s TikTok and WeChat bans have not fared well in court so far.

“I never thought I would have seven months of my life wiped out by this virus.”

Polling suggests a lot of people aren't comfortable with aspects of contact tracing.

Security flaw lets attackers escape sandboxes designed to contain malicious code.

The priciest bundle includes all Apple services at $29.95 per month.

Motorola's last-minute box rethink leads to devices arriving in a "used" state.

A little too long and familiar—but mostly a perfect return for Mando, Baby Yoda.

New touchdown location identified where Philae bumped into a boulder.

Campaign is a “vehicle for taxpayer-funded political propaganda,” lawmakers say.

Elon Musk has long warned the FSD package would rise in price over time.

Peak in new cases will be followed by new peaks in hospitalizations and deaths.

Write code, solve problems, win gift cards—what’s not to like?

Vampires and werewolves and mutant monsters, oh my! Also some really bad hair.

Videos of Tesla’s full self-driving beta in action show a few close calls.

“Falcon 9 and Delta 4 stopped within seconds of launch? This is good stuff.”

Mantis shrimp will fight longer and harder, and often win, for burrows of ideal size.

New iPhone sales will rest entirely in the next quarter this time.

New sequences also show Denisovans were living at the edge of the Tibetan Plateau.

Code-execution bug has severity rating of 9.8 out of 10; little skill needed to exploit.

Big Tech's scale causes real problems. Disingenuous posturing solves none of them.

Dealmaster has deals on LG OLED TVs, Sony noise-canceling headphones, and more.

Our history with dogs is complicated, according to a study of ancient dog DNA.

The Nest Secure is dead, so how much longer will Google support it?

Wisconsin GOP chairman says theft puts Trump at a disadvantage in the state.

“We’re not in a good place,” Fauci notes.

But Bethesda and Microsoft are still dodging direct answers on the issue.

The iPhone 12 is so good, it’s hard to recommend the iPhone 12 Pro.

Convincing the public to love home video games again after Atari's dramatic fall.