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The hope is for better products and more efficient companies.

Battery-powered USB-C soldering iron aims to improve over what's out there.

These augmented reality sunglasses work with Apple, Android, and Garmin

"Today's success represents a giant leap forward for the commercial space industry."

A recent AI discovery resurrected my late father's handwriting-and I want anyone to use it.

Two algorithms added so far, two more planned in the coming months.

"Select Play Partners" can block unofficial installation of their apps.

Taylor Swift on AI: "The simplest way to combat misinformation is with the truth."

Sterilizations spike with abortion bans and declining access to care and contraception.

We took a close look at the 23 most serious Waymo crashes.

Sony relegates physical game discs to a peripheral afterthought.

Native American DNA in the genomes dates to roughly when Rapa Nui was settled.

Google Ad Manager is key to ad tech monopoly, DOJ aims to prove.

Get the manual while you can.

"The final chapter on Starliner has not been written yet."

Startup NetworkOcean wants to sink GPUs into San Francisco Bay.

.mobi top-level-domain managers changed the location of its WHOIS server. No one got the memo.

SpaceX blames the regulatory delay on "issues ranging from the frivolous to the patently absurd."

Nevada's plan to let AI rule on unemployment claims is risky, experts warn.

White accelerationist terror meets social media.

After just 75 seconds of chewing, large drops of sweat ran down the woman's face.

It took escaping eels 56 seconds on average to free themselves from death.

New design has sleeker profile, uses more RAM and better CPU than the original.

New unit won't include a disc drive, but will improve frame rate in high-fidelity games.

Even people with 1,000 hours in the game are still learning about it.

Microsoft boosts error correction on Quantinuum machine, partners with Atom Computing.

Making diamonds is cheaper than ever, creating a weird problem: too many diamonds.

EU's top court also upholds 2.4 billion antitrust fine against Google.

Come register to join us on September 18, learn some stuff, and hang out!

I visited two startups working to bring driverless technology to long-haul trucking.

Weather had confounded the launch attempt for nearly two weeks.

After a four-month review, NASA says suspect transistors on Europa Clipper are good to go.

New AI feature aims to streamline game creation on popular online platform.

Ad tech monopoly trial may hurt Google more than DOJ's search case, experts say.

51 companies were asked if they agreed with the proposed redefinition of recyclable" plastic.

It's unknown if demonstrating responsible handling actually keeps kids safe.

Apple Intelligence won't be part of the initial launch.

Both new iPhones get new chips at the same time for the first time in years.

A 48-megapixel ultra-wide camera and the A18 Pro chip headline Apple's flagship.

The 16 is positioned as the first non-Pro iPhone optimized for generative AI.

AirPods Pro and Max get new features, too.

eBay prices have risen quickly less than a week since online game's shutdown.

No word on whether S10 chip inside will allow for broader AI features.

Handwriting suggests Prague doctor named Johannes Marcus Marci tried to decode in 1640.

The proposed rule would mostly affect pickup trucks and large SUVs.

Boeing offers largest wage increase ever to avoid work stoppage it cannot afford.

$579 starting price is up there with Android E Ink tablets and Apple's iPad Air.

The Cold War spawned some odd military projects that were doomed to fail.

New dating of a major ancient warming shows warming started before major eruptions.