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The electric bike that everyone I know has purchased is now a couple hundred dollars off.

The lack of homes in major cities is endemic, but solutions exist—providing countries can muster the political capital.

The autonomous aircraft have shuttled blood to rural, mountainous areas for years. A new analysis proves they’re faster than driving.

Subscriber fatigue, unwelcome price hikes, and competition from the likes of Disney+ and HBO Max have rattled Netflix. What’s next?

There's a simple way to limit Netflix freeloaders—give users the ability to easily boot unknown devices linked to their accounts.

This full-electric flagship can go 388 miles on a charge, hit 62 mph in 4.7 seconds, and has a 31-inch 8K ultra-wide TV that unfolds from the cabin roof.

Stock up on winter coats for next season or replenish your summer closet with these discounts.

The sense of overwhelming muchness is chaotic and confusing. That’s all right by me.

Some redos end up turning into a grind. With The Isle of Bigsnax DLC, the oft-overlooked title aims for a more delightful second turn.

Social media's economy of vibes is an engine that sustains the culture war and increasingly real-world attacks on trans and queer people.

Online activists Gen-Z for Change targeted Starbucks and Kroger for anti-union firings. Now they plan to take aim at Amazon.

The connected-lighting company Insteon went dark without warning its users, throwing into question the concept of handing your house’s controls to an IoT firm.

From apps to websites, companies steer users into the preferences and account settings that serve them. You can do better.

Even as police and tech companies get better at shutting down illegal operations, cybercrime is worse than ever.

In an influential report that comes out once a decade, researchers propose a space mission to Uranus and a lander to Saturn’s moon, Enceladus.

Horror and boredom mingle in director Jane Schoenbrun’s new film about a girl obsessed with an online role-playing game.

Rooftop solar panels are gaining popularity as the UK faces higher energy prices. But lower-income people are being left behind once again.

Guns. Luxury apartments. Duped Secret Service personnel. Did the FBI uncover a foreign plot, or something more ridiculous?

Inspired by the rich traditions of the lead developer’s Louisiana hometown, this indie adventure game is a soaring ride through the 21st century.

Human space travel has captured the global imagination, but robots may be a better, cheaper, and safer option.

The kitchen tech giant's new multicooker entry is a solid update on the original.

As a tech worker turned tech organizer, I believed the current wave of activism was the first. Then I realized I was part of an important lineage.

The animated kids series plays like a video game—and demonstrates the potential of interactive shows.

Moxi and other delivery-focused assistants have become even more critical as the Covid-19 pandemic has pushed health care workers to their limits.

Graphite is made in blazing-hot furnaces powered by dirty energy. Until recently, there has been no good tally of the carbon emissions.

Glamorous influencers are blending science and superstition to help people “change their relationship to drinking.” Did I miss out by getting sober the old-fashioned way?

After three attempts to run through a test of the Space Launch System, engineers spotted a leak and a faulty valve. The fixes may delay the first Artemis moon mission.

The creative yet challenging games in this handheld console will help you pass the time—if you can get your hands on one.

Whether you have a sick friend or a grieving colleague, here's how to give the people in your life an extra hand when they need it.

Tokens like CityCoins could turn taxes into another investment vehicle, for better or worse.

Young artists like Latto, Vince Staples, and Doechii are subtly persuading listeners to rethink the way music genres can be interpreted.

More than 27 million birds have died or been slaughtered, and wild birds are dying too. Without a shot, farmers have to rely on vigilance and culling their flocks.

Even if you're an intermediate golfer, Stix clubs might be your best fit. They’re a good value, they look sharp, and they can improve your distance.

With clinical vaccine trials for everything from HIV to Zika, messenger RNA could transform medicine—or widen health care inequalities.

The killer app for GPT-3 could help marketers lure clicks and game Google rankings.

There's always something new to play, but these are our favorites when you're seeking something tried and true.

A new analysis of W bosons suggests these particles are significantly heavier than predicted by the standard model of particle physics.

It’s your account—you decide who’s allowed to see your vacation photos or slide into your DMs.

This simple utility is one of the Mac's best tools. Here's how to use it to preview code, peek into archives, and more.

Plus: Spyware maker NSO Group deemed “valueless,” T-Mobile fails to buy its stolen data, and malware spreads on Telegram.

Plus: Apple faces MacBook delays, Peloton switches gears, and Sonos acquires another speaker company.

Environmentalists see small reforestation pilot sites around the capital of Amman as a first step to a greener future.

The platform’s essential infrastructure should be controlled by a user-owned democracy.

Want to switch to Chrome or Firefox? Not so fast, my friend.

Treat your eyeballs and eardrums with this weekend's discounts.

The Apple TV+ show is one of 2022's smartest series.

'Secular shabbats' may be a trendy self-help tool, but they won't curb your screen use or provide a quick fix for your stress.

Plus: The conference 15 years ago, the limits of Web3, and yet another tragedy.

Zack Tahhan helped the NYPD catch the Brooklyn shooting suspect. Then he became a champion on Twitter.

Cuisinart gives the venerable plug-in kitchen gadget a cordless update.