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In The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, a villain straps a hostage to his wingsuit and leaps off a plane. Cue the action—and the fun physics.

The furniture company is going beyond its Place app with IKEA Studio, a much-needed overhaul of its augmented reality offering.

Whether you are brand new to the game or have played every season, these strategies are worth trying.

Non-fungible tokens and artificial intelligence make tracing the origins of a digital object more fragile. What are the world’s archivists to do?

Cameras are everywhere, and increasingly powerful software can pick an individual out of a crowd. Except sometimes algorithms get it wrong.

Bad news: Trees emit methane, a greenhouse gas. Good news: Some are home to bacteria that can't get enough of it.

The company offers a feature called “Full Self-Driving Capability.” But it remains far from a self-driving car.

Pax’s portable weed pen is the perfect accessory for the BYO world.

Secret codes. Legal threats. Betrayal. How one couple built a device to fix McDonald’s notoriously broken soft-serve machines—and how the fast-food giant froze them out.

The company is expected to unveil some new hardware Tuesday morning. Stream the big show with us.

Clubhouse is the latest startup to get cloned by Facebook, as the social media giant announces a suite of new audio features. Who will use them?

Without a fix to older PlayStations, it’s only a matter of time before older games are rendered obsolete.

Like crafty genies, AIs will grant our wishes, and then hack them, exploiting our social, political, and economic systems like never before.

Amazon defeated the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union’s bid to represent workers at one warehouse. The union claims the company fought dirty.

Unspoiled wilderness meets high-speed thrills in a meditative mountain biking game that's still picking up new fans.

Governments see that companies have country-like powers, but they can’t figure out how to deal with their un-country-like structures. Diplomats could help.

The Polish company Polyend has collaborated with a trio of electronic music artists to infuse its audio creation hardware with blasts of color.

The copter safely whirled its way up and back down, demonstrating the first powered, controlled flight on another planet.

Robotics ethicist Kate Darling surveys our history with animals—in work, war, and companionship—to show how we might develop similar relationships with robots.

Fifty years ago, three mathematicians came up with a graph theory problem that they thought they might solve on the spot. A team has finally settled it.

For the past six months, this Alexa-integrated security and thermostat platform made my house feel safer and more comfortable.

The core technologies for sewage systems were developed over a hundred years ago. It's time to get better, healthier updates in the pipeline.

Once, we dreamed of one controller to rule them all. But when Logitech killed off the Harmony line, it ended an era.

Your messages don’t have to go out right away. Be strategic about when your recipient gets them.

Plus: Russian sanctions, Europe’s SolarWinds fallout, and more of this week’s top security news.

The committee's coming decision on banning Donald Trump from the platform is meaningless. Its existence only gets in the way of actually fixing Facebook.

More than a year into the pandemic, scientists and environmentalists have the first data on where disposable gloves and masks are turning up in ecosystems.

A number of streaming services offer "high-quality" options, from Amazon Music to Spotify's upcoming tier. Here's how to demystify them.

It’s a laid-back, put-your-feet-up kind of weekend. These discounts might help get your zen on.

Catch up on the most important updates from this week.

For her new book, Julia Galef cataloged the Vulcan's predictions and found events he describes as "impossible" actually happened 83 percent of the time.

Embracing the tools that let us live and work in a pandemic made a recent recovery much easier. Here's what I learned.

The Luxor finding has been called "the second most important archaeological discovery" since King Tut's tomb.

Plus: Bill Gates’ departure, post-jab symptoms, and a new era for cryptocurrency.

Cinephiles have been mourning the news that the iconic movie theater won’t reopen. But there might still be hope for the Cinerama Dome.

A slower vaccine rollout isn’t ideal, but it’s more important that Americans know they can trust officials to address health concerns when they arise.

For most people, GeoGuessr is a fun way to pass the time. For others, it’s a way into the record books.

Understanding how other animals dream could help us figure out why it’s so important to the human brain, and why it may have been preserved throughout history.

This week, we mark a major milestone by inviting our podcast’s past co-hosts to share their memories of working on the show. It’s equal parts lulz and tears.

Making the switch to streaming used to be a way to pay only for what you watched. Those days are long gone.

Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine was supposed to be the uncomplicated one. But even with new data, getting people to trust it again will be tricky.

The US has sent a loud message to Moscow—though what it's saying isn’t exactly clear.

A new time-lapse video feature in Google Earth lets users see how humans have reshaped the globe over the decades.

A better image sensor and more AI-powered video smarts make the Air 2S one of the best drones you can buy.

Is your child scared of the dark? These tech tips can help vanquish the monsters in the closet—or create good vibes for teens.

AI audio transcription is getting smarter—and it's taking notes on your work meetings.

From a surprise launch to a diverse cast, the Titanfall developer's live service game has a lot going for it, and even more coming.

Chamise may not look (or smell) like much, but it's actually a kind of crystal ball for understanding how badly California might burn.

This innovative brewer uses a vacuum pump to filter your coffee, resulting in a cleaner, less bitter cup.

In a Senate briefing, the heads of the major intelligence agencies warned the public about dangers that offer no easy solutions.