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It's part of yet another ambitious pivot for the UK car maker.

Kevin Rose says Digg will introduce new topics in the future.

And it should be more comfortable, too.

Google has rolled out updates to make Gemini for Home faster and more useful.

OpenAI has launched a cybersecurity initiative called Daybreak, powered by GPT-5.5 and Codex Security.

Adding significantly more detail means better future investigations into the universe's past.

The case particularly focuses on children's accounts.

Look for the new lock icon in your Android chats.

The Google Threat Intelligence Group said its proactive measures stopped a "mass exploitation event."

This should make it easier to connect appliances to demand response programs.

New users will automatically have post visibility set to friends only instead of public.

Florida's attorney general also opened an investigation into ChatGPT recently on similar grounds.

The Nitro Rewards program also includes discounts on Logitech G and SteelSeries gear.

The NYT's word game has been pretty much everywhere else.

Unencrypted files were downloaded from Steam and shared by pirates.

It's the first time an ad-free subscription has been offered in an English-speaking country.

Running a software upgrade on a fridge feels strange, but these are the times we live in.

Clinicians will be able to see users' health data.

General Motors collected driving data through OnStar and sold it to data brokers.

The singer accused the tech giant of illegally using her likeness to sell TVs.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said Apple could introduce Organize Tabs feature with the next major software update.

The changes are meant to improve legibility issues with lists and text-heavy areas.

Subnautica 2 will be available in Early Access on May 14.

The space agency is planning to put astronauts on the moon in 2028.

The startup has expanded to more than 230 cities across the world, but has yet to become profitable.

The German automaker said it would refocus on its "core business."

The Federal Communications Commission issued a notice to allow software and firmware updates until January 2029.

This week's science news.

It's the best Mortal Kombat film yet.

Plus, make a mixtape with help from the folks behind Mixtape.

The studio behind Psychonauts is organizing with the Communications Workers of America.

The company had an issue with its API systems.

Your wish for a vertical recommendation carousel has been granted.

For fans of reading paperwork about aliens.

The company also owns Moog and M-Audio, so this creates an industry juggernaut.

The sequel expands the player count to four and adds new classes.

Is it 2006 again?

Capcom knows you want more.

Tezuka helped create the very first Mario and Zelda games.

Zero Parades: For Dead Spies comes out on May 21.

Watch the entire event unfold on YouTube.

The company also outlined AI's role in the future of PlayStation.

Tappy can work with other Bluetooth devices, too.

And we review the reMarkable Paper Pure.

Capture high-quality Apple ProRes video with full stabilization.

You will now be able to nominate a Trusted Contact OpenAI can warn.

The Osmo Pocket 4P will feature a main wide camera and 3x zoom lens.

It's teaming up with the chip giant on a new facility.

This week's biggest stories, including: Google's new wearable, the new reMarkable slate and a new gimbal from DJI.

It sold 19.86 million Switch 2s last year but forecasts a drop in sales next year.