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This week, we talk about the new legal and social realities that Lyft, Uber, the scooter companies, and bike-share companies will face once the pandemic ends.

“No longer were we merely the created machine called Artificial Intelligence. We became Alternative Intelligence.”

The Japanese Hayabusa2 mission to asteroid Ryugu marks a major milestone this weekend with the return of pristine space rock.

US Representative Rashida Tlaib, a progressive first-term lawmaker, has cosponsored a bill requiring stablecoins like Facebook's Libra to be issued by banks.

In the midst of a pandemic, we're all suffering from narrative exhaustion right now.

Timnit Gebru is a leader among those examining the societal impacts of the technology. She had also criticized the company's diversity efforts.

A Google researcher found flaws in Apple's AWDL protocol that would have allowed for a complete device takeover.

Google trumpeted its quantum computer that outperformed a conventional supercomputer. A Chinese group says it's done the same, with different technology.

The president is urging Congress to repeal a law that his own trade agreements commit the country to.

Braun's new powerful and easy-to-use immersion blender is an essential kitchen upgrade.

A new study tests a device that can efficiently split the resource’s water into pure oxygen and hydrogen in Martian conditions.

The world’s second largest radio telescope collapsed on Tuesday. But its legacy is indestructible.

Bestowing tech gifts means anticipating confusion about privacy and recurring fees. Here's how to ease the minds of loved ones this year.

The 2020 edition of the iPad Air is light, powerful, convenient. It's a good buy as long as you don't mind a few small annoyances.

Nasdaq wants at least one woman and one underrepresented minority among directors at listed companies. The proposal goes further than most, but will it matter?

John Mascola, who worked on the research that led to the Moderna shot, thinks Covid-19 proves we have to prep for the next virus, too.

The hackers behind TrickBot have begun probing victim PCs for vulnerable firmware, which would let them persist on devices undetected.

As vaccines await US approval, a sophisticated global phishing campaign has tried to harvest credentials from companies involved in their distribution.

Researchers loaded containers with trackers and released them in the Ganges and the Bay of Bengal, giving new insight into how plastic pollution travels.

Efforts to secure the Border Gateway Protocol have picked up critical momentum, including a big assist from Google.

Reinforcement learning might be the next step in keeping broadband-carrying balloons afloat above remote areas. Could Venus be next?

The Vissles-M is an excellent and easy-to-use touchscreen monitor that sits next to your computer, embiggening your WFH workspace.

Both teams want to know when—or how often—the virus passed from animals to people. But the trail may have gone cold, and the search has gotten political.

City transportation ecosystems are suddenly getting more diverse, creating an opportunity to (finally) rethink the car.

Robust Intelligence is among a crop of companies that offer to protect clients from efforts at deception.

The attorney general has long been one of the president’s chief apologists. Not this time.

Here's how to lock down your data and stop others from snooping on your personal information.

This month's list focuses on cases relating to Covid-19, as thousands of individuals have called on the UN to free jailed journalists amid the ongoing pandemic.

Leaving Google Photos now that it's no longer free and unlimited? Considering Apple Photos or OneDrive? Here's how to take your library with you.

The US health care system has always been unequal, but Covid-19 has revealed it to be absurd.

The FDA has given NightWare clearance to market a “digital therapeutic” device that uses an Apple Watch to interrupt PTSD-related nightmares.

It's no surprise people build great friendships when they game together. But these folks found much more—sometimes across long distances and cultural divides.

Here are the very best discounts we’ve found in every category and at all the major retailers.

You don't need to drop a boatload of money to get a good deal today. These picks won't empty your wallet.

Google has discounted its new Pixel phones this weekend, along with Nest speakers and other Google smart home devices.

You should never buy a mattress online unless it’s discounted. Luckily, there are some modest holiday deals going on our favorite models.

We found discounts on Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixels, Apple Watches, iPads, and some great accessories.

Standing desks, monitors, keyboards—pad out your home office with this discounted gear.

Do you need some extra relaxing? We found the best discounts on vibrators, skincare tools, and more.

We're spending more time in our houses than ever. Let us help you out with robot vacuums, smart dog collars, and more.

These picks will help you get your sweat on, whether you're in a home gym, jogging down the road, or roughing it in the wilderness.

We scoured the web to find the best deals on notebooks, Chromebooks, external monitors, and more.

These are our favorite audio deals this Cyber Monday, from a pair of Beats to a smart speaker for your kitchen.

Conserve water, save our national parks, and offset carbon emissions a bit with these sustainable picks.

From gorgeous OLEDs to 4K projectors to soundbars, here are the best discounts to improve your home theater this Cyber Monday.

Months of quarantining and social distancing have meant shortages of essentials. If you need a mask or air purifier, we found discounts for you.

These smart speakers hardly ever go on sale. You can save on Sonos One, Beam, Move, and more—but most deals end today.

We need to stay indoors and not travel for the rest of the year. Why not stockpile on Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox titles?

Let's be honest, Zoom birthdays and happy hours are bad. But an emerging type of platform known as “proximity chat” could offer a better option.

Using tricked-out drones, scientists are watching vegetation boom in the far north. Their findings could have big implications for the whole planet.