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BMW has made some efficiency and charging gains since launching the smaller i4.

Scientists are learning more about sesquiterpenes," vapors made from trees.

Some basketry from same site is even older, dating back 9,500 years to Mesolithic period.

Remote code execution requiring no authentication fixed. 2 other RCEs remain unpatched.

Influenza viruses in the B/Yamagata lineage have not been seen since March 2020.

Google exec said users get hooked on search engine like cigarettes or drugs."

They're not dropping their lawsuits, but they say they have no choice but to negotiate.

SCOTUS will likely rule on the high-stakes social media cases in 2024.

The new flat titanium sides on the S24 remind us of a certain fruit company.

Plus: An angry Amyrlin, the Forsaken in Falme, and a small Seanchan surprise.

Microsoft had also considered a large Apple investment in 2016 to boost Bing.

I saw KKK epithets, a swastika, and the N-word," Black worker says.

Years of iteration have led to a great phone, but where do we go from here?

Windows 7 and 8 keys still seem to work for now, but that may be ending.

Is ArianeGroup finally getting more serious about a reusable rocket?

Google's digital whiteboard for schools and businesses lasted 8 years.

Moderna developed its vaccine with the NIH and got $1.7 billion in federal grant money.

If your software package involves VP8 video encoding, it's likely vulnerable to attack.

The enforcement is starting with Canada.

WhatsApp, Instagram add animated AI chat avatars, including Snoop Dogg as dungeon master.

Analysis: Meta's VR software sales are comparable to Nintendo's failed console.

New SE allegedly comes out in 2025 and will continue to mix old and new parts.

Like it or not, Reddit wants to "improve ad performance."

"'Election Integrity' Team... was undermining election integrity," Musk writes.

Switching from unfolded to folded states stabilizes the microflyer's descent.

Is compression equivalent to general intelligence? DeepMind digs up more potential clues.

Production of the big EV will move to West Point, Georgia, in 2024.

Launch inventory is specifically held for individual buyers until 2024.

This hurricane season shows how machine-learning algorithms can improve weather forecasts.

A convenient rating system to evaluate the threat posed by misinformation sources.

The FDA previously found that no one is confused about where almond milk comes from.

Youth suing: "I'm forced to stay inside," and "things are getting worse."

His mission was originally supposed to last six months.

Twitter/X left voluntary alliance but is "not off the hook," EU official says.

Tens of thousands of fossils later, we've found a trilobite with a full stomach.

Post-apocalyptic heroine Aloy will return to Steam and the Epic Game Store soon.

From Thursday until Sunday, charges will cost just one dollar.

Despite lack of specifics, rumored smartphone collaboration has everyone guessing.

The modified firmware used by BlackTech is hard to detect.

Apple is contractually obligated to defend Google search deal, DOJ says.

Devs say a hotfix is incoming for the code, if not for the early access vibes.

Augmented reality passthrough cameras are a focus for the VR headset leader.

The Meteor Lake architecture is skipping socketed desktop CPUs entirely.

North American sales are bad for everyone, except, miraculously, Google.

CERN's ALPHA experiment confirms matter and antimatter react to gravity in a similar way.

Earlier-than-expected takedown continues long history of EA sunsetting legacy titles.

Feature hopes to remove language barriers, but will speakers know if translations are faulty?

Google antitrust trial docs can be shared online, judge ruled.

Disease-causing fungi are likely to thrive in a warmer, stormier world.

This is the first driver assist to allow you to take your eyes off the road.