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Grid fins have been essential to the landing of 230 rockets.

Viral social media trend uses pictures of family dogs to create realistic movie posters.

We sample a mini with Tesla power, and another with a mid-mounted V6 motor.

"That region of nebulosity is definitely my favorite part."

Group tells SEC that the victim is in violation for not reporting it was hacked.

How do you improve on the McLaren 720S? More power, less weight, sharper handling.

For the largest health insurer in the US, AI's error rate is like a feature, not a bug.

Designer: "I think I need to go lie down."

SpaceX is now targeting Saturday for the second full-scale Starship test flight.

The fix involves filtering out digital audio errors that were notably "audible."

"We observe the sophisticated Homo sapiens engaging in the ritual of hydration."

Top law enforcement agency taps IT experts to calculate stolen energy costs.

Texts to your green bubble friends will come with status indicators, better media.

Some changes will arrive for non-EU users, too, but not the easy removals.

DePape: Searches for game tips led to "talk about how toxic Anita Sarkeesian is..."

"The activity is formidable, exciting, and scary."

While it's not ready for production, it's a step in the right direction.

FTC: Global Tel*Link waited 9 months to notify users and only told some of them.

Google offers static PDF downloads for some content, refunds for others.

But Windows 10's October 2025 end-of-support date is staying put, for now.

Microsoft wants you in Windows, whether you're on iPad, Android, or Chrome OS.

Sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia are covered by the approval.

"It happened to land on an interesting area, so I made a quick recording."

Review: Trek's hybrid FX+ 2 e-bike puts cycling front and center.

AI image synthesis is getting more capable at executing ideas, and it's not slowing down.

Many transgressions come from "very large companies that have robust security teams."

"We are expecting Blue to keep up with us."

Big screens, small screens, and everything in between ahead of Black Friday.

Everything appears to be go" for launch Friday of the tallest rocket ever built.

Lawmakers demand that Apple commit to not censoring content critical of China.

Cooperative Android manufacturers only get 12 percent of search revenue.

Amid GPU shortages, Microsoft reaches for custom silicon to run its AI language models.

Judge: Section 230 doesn't cover platform design defects allegedly harming kids.

Many devices will get their first taste of MagSafe-like sticky alignment soon.

Microsoft: "Soon there will be a Copilot for everyone and for everything you do."

FCC will investigate ISP practices that discriminate by income level or race.

"I'm hoping that more companies will be able to join as time goes on."

Several new policies aim to tackle realistic synthetic media head-on.

"We had an account issue that led us to falsely flag your account as fraud."

Beginner-friendly RPG is true to the original, but with new graphics and sound.

Folks with hereditary high cholesterol would be able avoid lifelong medication.

Bid farewell to phone cases and screen protectors, and say hello to these powerful tools.

"I showed it this way because I have seen way too many sci-fi movies."

I remember not liking this game, until I played this passion project version.

Upstart Android OEM hopes Apple won't immediately shut the project down.

'Hyperrealism' bias may impact medicine and law enforcement. Can you spot the fakes?

Verdict remains uncertain as Google rests defense in landmark monopoly trial.

This ancient wonder may have started out as a natural formation known as a yardang.

Among other things, bug allows code running inside a VM to crash hypervisors.

AI models may soon enable more accurate forecasts with higher speed and lower cost.