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The FAA has cleared SpaceX to launch Starship's eighth test flight as soon as Monday.

Android users who haven't installed Google's February patch batch should do so ASAP.

That, plus data from the InSight lander, gives us a new view into Mars' interior.

Twenty people have been hospitalized. Most cases are in children.

1,700 complaints about boisterous TV ads hit the FCC in 2024.

Dancing sea turtles, the discovery of an Egyptian pharaoh's tomb, perfectly boiled eggs, and more.

Google says it has no immediate plans to change work-from-home policies.

Mozilla says it deleted promise because "sale of data" is defined broadly.

With the right folks involved, EA can capably preserve and update its classics.

Europol's hunt targets anyone making or sharing AI sex images depicting minors.

GPT-4.5 offers marginal gains in capability and poor coding performance despite 30x the cost.

Mansory, infamous modifier of cars, turns its attention to the Tesla Cybertruck.

New GPUs launch March 6, targeting upper-midrange 1440p and 4K gaming PCs.

Like Nvidia, AMD is locking some upscaling advancements to its newest GPUs.

Long-term impacts will affect not only research but also geopolitics.

Skype users will be able to move into Teams with their existing accounts.

Planet-wide glaciers may have filled the oceans with mineral nutrients.

Dogecoin Foundation strikes deals to mainstream the popular memecoin.

One Falcon 9 launched an Intuitive Machines lunar lander, an asteroid prospector, and a NASA science probe.

This success lays the foundation for future missions to dock with out-of-control satellites.

Repositories, once set to public and later to private, still accessible through Copilot.

It looks and works just like similar apps from OpenAI and Anthropic.

New diffusion models borrow technique from AI image synthesis for 10x speed boost.

Google broke the feature last year, and it's taken months of complaints to get this far.

This could revitalize the platform-or demonstrate that things aren't going well.

CDC data is limited but hints it could be one of the more severe seasons.

Small gameplay tweaks make for a completely fresh take on old challenges.

Microsoft: If US cuts off friends" from AI chips, China will win AI race.

People who pay for ad-free Max will still have access to CNN Max and B/R Sports.

The public has a long way to go before it trusts autonomous vehicles.

Fresh analysis with calorimetry, X-rays, electron microscopy lend support to hotly debated theory.

Why 22 kWh of the Ramcharger's 92 kWh battery is not useable.

Warehouse-style employee-tracking technology is coming for the office worker.

The first lunar lander built by Firefly Aerospace is on quite a trip, and has the selfies to prove it.

Smaller EVs will use 400 V powertrains to save money.

When trained on 6,000 faulty code examples, AI models give malicious or deceptive advice.

Data-mined engine updates suggest long-awaited sequel is in "polish and optimization" phase.

Opinion: By playing it safe, WB makes it harder for other games to experiment.

Alexa+ will be free for Prime members, $20/month for everyone else.

But you'll have to wait a bit longer to turn the feature on.

"Soldiers will be the early adopters and beneficiaries of this new technology, integrated with AI systems."

Lawsuit: WordPress trademark fight put website owners in an impossible situation."

Bitcoin hit record $109,000 on Inauguration Day but has dropped 23 percent since.

The company shows off a mix of error-resistant hardware and error correction.

You can request data removals right from search results.

It is the first measles death in the US since 2015.

The mods should work as well on potholes as they do on forest roads.

"A revised Artemis campaign plan should be a high priority for the new NASA Administrator."

In-vehicle selling in connected cars may be too tempting for car makers to ignore.