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This concept robot is mounted on an overhead cartesian coordinate CNC machine.

The CEOs didn’t “volunteer,” so they’re not getting the choice anymore.

Mississippi asks FCC to investigate AT&T’s “pattern of submitting false data.”

FAA Administrator Steve Dickson spent 2 hours at the controls, then spoke for 30 minutes.

It’s stiff competition for Chromebooks like the Pixelbook Go.

This would have been the company's 11th Starlink mission so far in 2020.

A far from complete look, since we can't yet properly play the PC version.

Lindsey Fitzharris: "I think the way people died tells us a whole lot about how they lived."

Developers manage more code, in more languages, for more platforms than ever.

“The reduced Delta launch tempo is certainly a factor.”

Funding for the public-awareness campaign came out of the CDC's budget.

“Most employees don't want to work in these divisive environments,” CEO wrote.

Men accused of taking part in scheme to phish credentials and sell account access.

European lawmakers seem to be running out of patience with how US tech firms work.

Google's next-gen smart speaker offers more sound for less money.

Google moves to cheaper, more midrange flagship for 2020.

Android TV is now Google TV, with a new interface.

Nikola has postponed a December event to unveil the Badger pickup truck.

Health officials once again point to political interference in public health policy.

And it’s been over 7,000 years since it was even close.

Starlink is fast and easy to set up, Washington emergency division IT chief says.

Developers will reportedly work six-day weeks to squash game's final bugs.

The new technology has 25-percent greater energy density than lithium-ion.

“These scrubs will no doubt frustrate other range users.”

State-sponsored hackers have used extensions to spy before. Will they do it again?

G2 Omnicept coming “Spring 2021.” No price yet, but it sure has a lot of sensors.

A new Pew project looks at the perception of scientists in 20 countries.

The new collaboration puts teeth into Intel’s promises of hardware-agnostic AI.

Each of the eight episodes will be directed by a noted actor or filmmaker.

It's extremely early to release trial data, but in line with Trump's favored timeline.

Trump campaign posts violate Facebook rules, Biden says, so why are they still up?

Voting machines aren't the only digital devices to worry about on November 3.

Ceramic pots retained remnants of last meal cooked, plus clues as to earlier meals.

What's it take to make a chip with over a million Josephson junctions?

Maryland man guilty of violating governor's emergency ban on large gatherings.

Google gives developers one year to stop ignoring its in-app billing rules.

X1 Nano is ultra lightweight at just under two pounds—but X1 Fold, well, folds.

Roku finally supports Dolby Vision in the new Ultra player.

Judge Rogers has strong words for both sides in the iOS Fortnite battle.

Dozens of malicious apps, some available in Play, found in the past couple months.

It can be tough to spot water under an ice cap from orbit.

A recent study suggests the 431 CE eruption affected only a small region.

$127 million settlement in lawsuits that said carriers violated gov't contracts.

TikTok said the White House can't do that. The judge says TikTok is probably right.

Did you really think Amazon was going to let 2020 slip by without a Prime Day?

500,000 signatures aren't stopping YouTube from shutting down accessibility feature.

Virtual currency profits are taxable under US law.

It's a better drive than the first e-tron, but efficiency still lags rivals.

Yes, people are still playing—but only for three more months.

Yes, you can finally change your default email app.