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On sale next year, it includes a Bolt EV motor and 60kWh battery pack.

The threat comes as virus cases spike and the election nears the final stretch.

“Rocketry is tough and requires a lot of attention to detail.”

Hackers can now reverse-engineer updates or write their own custom firmware.

We celebrate the life of Google's music service. It shall live forever in our hearts.

We finally have more African genomes, revealing over 3 million new variations.

Pricing is a mixed bag—we expect to see price cuts on the low-end RX 6800 soon.

Opposing lawyer tells Ars the trial will “show that Mitchell is not credible.”

Cryptocurrency scam said Trump involved in creating COVID and rigging election.

The days are numbered for the big luxury sedan, even one as competent as this.

Super Cruise uses eye tracking to ensure the driver is watching the road.

Apple may build its own search tools as ties to Google come under antitrust scrutiny.

The $299 Series S is much smaller than this year's other new consoles.

But dumb enemies and repetitive missions wear out their welcome before long.

Pfizer has been teasing an October release. Today, it quashed that possibility.

Hourlong episodes will each tackle a current-affairs issue.

The Oscar-winner directs and stars in this adaptation of a 2016 post-apocalyptic novel.

What ad revenue still exists is going to platforms, not outlets, Sen. Cantwell writes.

FCC reconfirms Title II repeal, says no changes needed despite court remand.

The EIA expects 5,900 megawatts of battery capacity in the next few years.

Dealmaster also has AirPods Pro for $200, lots of Switch games for $40, and more.

Previous combinations of Ubuntu and the Pi have been community efforts only.

WHO officials were exasperated by Trump admin’s suggestion to give up on pandemic.

Studio previously pledged that new game “will have already been released” by December.

“Better Than Nothing” beta to have speeds up to 150Mbps, latency as low as 20ms.

Ahead of Radeon RX 6000 series reveal, we examine Nvidia’s new mid-high RTX card.

The black-and-white curves on Sony's new box cut a striking figure.

Haptic rumble + synced sounds from controller speakers = a unique gaming experience.

Unfortunately, this low-end Ice Lake CPU is still stuck with UHD graphics.

Physics modeling and design show SPARC feasibility, but uncertainties remain.

Link previews provide convenience. They can also compromise privacy or security.

“There are two forces lining up to battle... We need to find the subtle knife.”

Water is present in more places but won't be equally accessible.

RIAA claims tool, widely used by activists and archivists, is only for piracy

Starlink's first Southern deployment focuses on students who lack home Internet.

Will a watered-down OnePlus Nord be good enough to fight the Pixel 4a?

Trump health spokesperson planned to vaccinate Santas in $250 million campaign.

“That is always a good moment in time in the development program.”

Focus is on small mobile games—but iOS isn't included, at least for now.

The finale doesn't make a lot of sense, but the characters and their stories are aces.

“Walton Goggins as a charming, country idiot” should be all you need to hit play.

Rear-drive and a revvy V10 are a recipe for sideways thrills—if you want them.

HBO Max's new movie evokes a very un-Dahlian mood.

Digging a trench across a fault reveals evidence of past quakes.

Tesla's Cybertruck, GM's $113,000 Hummer, Ford's (e)F-150—then there are the startups.

It’s now unlawful for US persons to transact with lab owned by the Russian government.

If you're OK with paying for Fi for two years, you'll actually save some money.

WHO says its massive study was clearly not included in FDA review.

FCC details T-Mobile failure, "reminds" carriers to follow standard practices.

All three products launched today, but orders are backed up well into November.