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Tesla still hopes to hit 5,000 Model 3s per week by the end of next quarter.

New $300 tracking bundle makes a still-pricey VR headset a bit more affordable.

Is a $799 upgrade price (or $1,099 brand-new) justified for this jump in quality?

This concept wants to rekindle the passion we feel for cars.

The NIH is already investigating the matter as more unseemly details emerge.

At first, CTO said users "should carefully consider" what info is on their profile.

A report says Macs with CPUs designed by Apple could arrive as early as 2020.

EPA has not proposed new standards, but it is likely to do so soon.

The three-row, rear-wheel-drive SUV goes on sale in 2019.

Sinclair echoes Trump's “fake news” claims while seeking US approval of a merger.

Company is working through its inventory of recovered Falcon 9 rockets.

Reportedly, the phone would be headed to India and other "price-sensitive markets."

Lawyer for Playsaurus: "Stop sending baseless letters with draconian demands."

Charter lawsuit against union dismissed by judge as strike enters second year.

Model 3 production is still far behind, and the bears are getting hungry.

"I thought it would be great to take some imagery of the world’s most vertical places."

Could an indie game about psychological stare-downs truly emerge as an esports star?

Attendees can get reimbursed for incurred travel expenses.

There are a few compromises, but you'll use a lot less gas.

Due to the station's track, it is unlikely anyone on land had much of a view.

Modern-day publisher AtariAge confirmed secret has been hidden on carts for a year.

FirstEnergy's request comes after regulator struck down an industry-wide bailout plan.

The latest case of watching a supernova breakout, courtesy of the Kepler mission.

Don't remember this $7,499 Mac from the '90s? Check out our gallery and video.

The researcher who built the model claims it wasn't very accurate on an individual level.

Review: A seven-row keyboard? Matte screen? TrackPoint? The all-business black body? Swoon

Tesla argues the data still show Autopilot makes its cars safer.

Ahead of S1’s finale, we talk to cinematographer Luc Montpellier about two dimensions.

New record of ice age climate from Brazilian caves tells of rainy times.

The update also adds new privacy features and support for Business Chat.

Follows a wholly optional “identifier” request created by Obama administration in 2016.

DOJ: “Computer hacking is not just a crime, it is a direct threat… to Americans.”

Google's barebones Android variant is here in the form of the $80 ZTE Tempo Go.

Pai offered no evidence that plan will boost network investment, Democrats say.

"SpaceX will be intentionally ending live video coverage of the 2nd stage."

Amphibians may be evolving resistance to a disease that's been wiping them out.

SpaceX moves ahead with Starlink but must prevent collisions from space debris.

It's been a rough week for the electric car company.

Cheap, chip-based lidar? Only if a detector falls off the back of a truck.

Audi, Toyota, Nissan, and Hyundai make our list—in EV and ICE.

Still no word on whose shirts he wears, however.

"Should be able to catch it with slightly bigger chutes to slow down descent."

This is a big update, and Apple also released updates to tvOS and watchOS.

Leaked memo talks of uncertainties, EPA chief’s hope for a debate on climate science.

Instead of total ban, Comcast wants exception for specialized services.

Lithium-ion atoms “melt” back into their metal anode with just the right amount of heat.

Plus deals on desktop speakers, mechanical keyboards, Alienware PCs, and more.

Archaeologists find some of the oldest evidence of humans this far north on Pacific Coast.

The Windows and Devices Group is no more.