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What better way to honor the visionary director than with a watchfest of some of his greatest work?

GM sold geolocation and other driving data without adequate consent, FTC says.

The FX+ 7S improves just about everything from the FX+ 2, but doubles its price tag.

Joy-Cons are about 18% wider, with bigger buttons and joysticks too.

If the Trump admin doesn't alter the process, negotiated prices will go into effect in 2027.

Summaries are often incorrect or strange; Apple is working on improvements.

Sulfur can store a lot more lithium but is problematically reactive in batteries.

TikTok has said it's preparing to shut down Sunday.

EC has also requested access to information on how X moderates and amplifies content.

Two big, somewhat conflicting studies on alcohol risks will influence new guidelines.

"The computed numbers below prove that this is quite feasible with margins to spare."

The Federal Aviation Administration will likely require an investigation into the accident.

10 years in prison is possible.

Chair: Complaints "seek to weaponize the licensing authority of the FCC."

New plans will be cheaper for those who want Gemini, pricier for those who don't.

I'm not sure why you'd want to do both at the same time, but this EV could.

"Classic" plans without AI or price increases are only for current subscribers.

The seventh test flight of Starship is scheduled for launch Thursday afternoon.

"This study somewhat refutes the idea that villains are a product of their experiences." At least in fiction.

Rumors swirl that RedNote may segregate Chinese users as soon as next week.

AT&T pulls 5G home Internet from New York to protest state affordability law.

The landers were developed by Texas-based Firefly Aerospace and a Japanese startup named ispace.

Michigan's and Wisconsin's state employee pension funds among top holders.

Competitive with a 4060, with 10GB RAM and a lower price (if you can get one).

15 hours in, it seems like an improvement on Civilization VI's missteps.

Bigger screen and Joy-Cons, new Mario Kart, and a mouse mode?

File that neutered Secure Boot passed Microsoft's internal review process.

ChargePoint's CEO got so sick of the problem he started making prototypes.

Fiction gives a Wikipedia expert room to explore a small but powerful community.

Bypassing engine chill issues and a wayward boat, Blue Origin got to T-0.

Improperly winding down a Google Apps domain can leave logins accessible.

SCOTUS likely to find Texas' age-gating of porn unconstitutional, expert says.

"The city can't be unchecked. Sometimes peace needs to be broken. And chaos must reign."

"It's a very different conversation with investors than it was five years ago."

Adobe Acrobat's little-used JavaScript support gets exploited in Chromium browsers.

It can now try out new tires in a dynamic sim before making physical test tires.

SEC: Late disclosure helped Musk buy Twitter shares at $150 million discount.

It's a good example of how computer developments can be used for practical problems.

The computer science behind translating speech from 100 source languages.

Are scientists speculating, or is there a scientific consensus here?

Even at its closest point to Earth, Mars looms 250 times farther than the Moon.

Self-delete commands sent from commandeered server to malware on infected PCs.

Sonos won't replace Maxime Bouvat-Merlin in "redundant" role.

The next 15 drugs up for negotiation will be released soon and may include a GLP-1.

Two distinct universes of AI tools are merging.

Shift ensures the majority of Microsoft's developer resources will focus on AI.

Meta plans to refill roles with top talent to pursue AI and AR ambitions.

$1 million total sent to 6,764 consumers due to Razer settlement with FTC.

There are some exemptions, but the rule would block imports from MY2027.

It's just one of the many fascinating insect species featured in the second season of this NatGeo docuseries.