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Digital traces including social posts and search queries like “How many tank squadrons?” capture a population’s struggle to survive war.

Darren Aronofsky’s film, which turns 25 this year, injected the mathematical constant into pop culture's consciousness in a whole new way.

As users play with Teenage Look filters and offer ways to appear younger, ageism on the app runs rampant.

After unusually low amounts of rain and snow this winter, the continent faces a severe water shortage.

Ecommerce is booming, but as one gaming group found out, there are few protections for buyers.

A conversation with the writer and artist on her new book, collective burnout, and ways to live off the clock.

The US lender filled a niche for European tech companies that no one else could, or would.

The bank was popular among Indian founders who needed US accounts. But many have struggled to get their money out.

Workers who handle violent and offensive content often face low wages and insecure contracts. Now they want the ability to organize.

Floating photovoltaic systems, or “floatovoltaics,” provide electricity and reduce evaporation. Plus, you don’t need to clear land for a solar farm.

Focusing on Section 230 protection for user-generated content is detracting from the real threat: apps’ negligent design choices.

Everyone needs to drink more water. This perfect bottle has two drink spouts and fun colors to help keep thirst at bay.

Whether SVB is rescued by regulators or snapped up by a competitor, the tech industry’s finance needs are still specific enough that not just anyone can meet them.

A new experiment pulled off the most precise measurement of an electron’s self-generated magnetic field—and the universe’s subatomic model is at stake.

PimEyes appears to have scraped a major ancestry website for photos, without permission. Experts fear they could be used to identify living relatives.

Every night should be a comfortable and recharging experience, so get yourself a sound machine or perfectly cool sheets.

The HBO series’s wild success has changed the game. Expect to see a lot more world-building franchises.

People in the country hoped to earn a steady payout from Wi-Fi hot spots. But many are left holding useless hardware.

With victims refusing to pay, cybercriminal gangs are now releasing stolen photos of cancer patients and sensitive student records.

Whether you struggle to drift off or wake up in the morning, these tips can help you get the rest you deserve.

The collapse of SVB isn’t just a tech industry problem—as the rest of the world is about to find out.

Even with no actual Yakuza in it, the latest installment in the franchise is excellent, and a credit to its historic setting.

In 2022, two teams made photons act as if time were simultaneously flowing in both directions, which could point to a way to boost quantum devices.

If the AI bot is going to stick around, you may as well get the most out of it.

Plus: A data breach exposes Washington, Ring camera footage has a new problem, and the George Santos scandal slips into the world of cybercrime.

Plus: Uber makes it easier to get picked up at the airport, Google adds new bio-authentication features to Android, and a herd of goats gets gone.

Whether you want to stream it live on Sunday or catch highlights afterward, here’s how to watch the 95th Academy Awards.

Photovoltaic panels contain valuable metals, including silver and copper—but the supply of expired panels may overwhelm the capacity to process them.

The new X2D offers leaf-shutter lovers an upgrade to a stunning 100-MP sensor. But the autofocus system still struggles.

Changing the clocks is bad for your health and bad for the economy. The US and Europe are trying to stop the seasonal switches, but with little success.

If you're gonna spend eight hours a day working in your spare room, make it as comfortable as you can.

Celebrate everyone's favorite red-capped plumber with a discount on a special Nintendo Switch and classic games.

Tiers will start at $500,000 a year for access to 0.3 percent of the company’s tweets. Researchers say that’s too much for too little data.

Want a glimpse into the future of SFF? We look at some of the weird and wonderful standouts from The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2022.

From Everything Everywhere All at Once to Tár, almost every film up for the prestigious award is available to stream at home.

This fast-folding escooter is reliable, but is not that big an upgrade over its previous—and cheaper—iteration.

The Center for Humane Technology stoked conversation about the dangers of social media. Now it’s warning that artificial intelligence is as dangerous as nuclear weapons.

The Daniels’ genre-bending epic is nominated for a whopping 11 Oscars, unheard-of for a movie full of sci-fi themes and everything bagels.

This surprisingly touching game about a 16-year-old kaiju is the first time virtual reality has actually felt real to me.

The internet loves to poke fun at people who got it wrong, but those ridiculed forecasters might get the last laugh.

The technology behind OpenAI’s viral chatbot is set to become widely replicated, unleashing a tidal wave of bots.

Relativity Space’s attempt to reach orbit heralds the increasing use of 3D printing in the space sector.

Watercooler TV didn’t end with Game of Thrones. The success of HBO’s latest viral drama makes this obvious.

To check that atomic weapons work, scientists run simulations of explosions using high-energy lasers—and Russia is building the strongest one of all.

The FBI’s latest Internet Crime Report highlights the stunning rise of investment-themed crimes over the past 18 months.

The world’s most popular music streamer is putting more focus on video and previews. But it’s not clear that’s what listeners want.

Representative Darin LaHood's claim that he was the subject of “backdoor” searches comes at a dicey moment for the bureau.

The head of the messaging app says a new law will undermine privacy. The government says it’s about protecting children.

Yes, it’s a show (and a game!) about the zombie apocalypse. But it’s also about guardians driven to the brink.

White-collar workers may soon face the AI disruption everyone’s been panicking about. But the news may be better than you think.