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The $33,545 Gladiator is made for the toughest off-road conditions you can find—with a few creature comforts thrown in.

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Lyft got a jump on rival Uber with its IPO. Investors liked the offering despite the ride-hailing company's growing losses.

The iPhone charging accessory was announced in September 2017 but failed to materialize. And now it never will.

But the technology could also, theoretically, be used to develop placid super-soldiers.

Before its release, audiences had never seen anything like the Wachowskis' sci-fi action flick—and they were about to be blown away.

Contraceptives for men have been explored in some way since at least the 1950’s, but there haven’t been many viable options. A new sperm-reducing gel could change that.

If this isn't massive crossover success, nothing is.

Because even an electric autorickshaw can be out of reach for many, SUN Mobility is trying a different tack to clean up India's air.

The former vice president believes we can only address the climate crisis if we fix the crisis in democracy too.

On the movie's 20th anniversary, we break down the scenes that are permanently downloaded into our brains.

A British report finds that Huawei equipment, suspected of including backdoors for China's government, suffers from a lack of "basic engineering competence."

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Years of ignoring the specific needs of women astronauts led up to this moment.

Self-driving cars are patrolling our roads, and it's about time someone made a proper engineering standard that they can be held to.

More than 500 species have been ravaged by the chytrid fungi. And that number will probably rise.

This seems like a very good idea, indeed.

The service is updating its Dark Mode settings, making the color palette more forgiving to users who lurk at all hours.

The mechanics of a perfect foul shot are known … but it takes a LOT of practice to get them right each and every time—even for two-time MVP Steve Nash.

As we read, our eyes reveal what words go together, and which are the most important. Researchers are applying that data to help neural networks understand language.

For those on the subreddit r/childfree, the reasons to consider childfreedom extend far beyond baby hatred, questions of bodily autonomy, or suboptimal finances.

A surprising number of high-traffic sites have TLS vulnerabilities that are subtle enough for the green padlock to still appear.

It’s about politics, experts say. But it’s also about a chance to talk about the dangers of space debris.

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Depends on Facebook.

Grindr has access to sensitive user data, including sexual preferences, geolocation, and HIV status–a potential goldmine for blackmailers.

These bullet-ridden storage containers and pickup trucks are all that remains after three days of mayhem.

Fights in 'Sekiro' aren't won by hiding, or dodging, or trickery. They're won through relentless, decisive action. You fight because fighting is the only way forward.

Burley’s new multisport bike trailer is a good way to haul your kids, but it may not be ready for the long haul.

It takes a deft touch to harvest fruit and veggies. Which is why roboticists are inventing hyper-specialized machines to pick crops.

Now that dozens of tests are on the market, patients can scan their unborn children for less serious diseases too. But what will we, as a society, do with that information?

Yoshua Bengio, Geoff Hinton, and Yann LeCun pioneered work in artificial neural networks, paving the way for self-driving cars and facial-recognition software.

The contraceptive gel is being tested in nine cities. It seems to work, but it’s hard to know how eager men are for the new option.

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Apple says Apple Card offers "a new level" of security, but nearly all those protections are already available if you use Apple Pay.

Vice President Mike Pence announced the first lunar destination for American astronauts: the south pole. But a lot of work needs to be done before that’s feasible.

Amazon is currently offering Cloud Cams, Fire Tablets, and Echo Speakers at a steep discount.

The European Parliament approves a sweeping new copyright directive aimed at tech platforms like Google and Facebook.

The unnamed buyer spent *dio* knows how much on a hypercar that oozes with Ferrari heritage but blazes around corners.

Designated Driver is just the latest competitor to enter the market for the teleoperation tech that will make robo-cars work.

*Snap+Share*, a new exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, explores the evolution of sharing images, from postcards to Ceiling Cat.

"Live-coding" parties are the latest phenomenon in underground electronic music culture.

Medical responders spend millions of tax dollars handling disease outbreaks that could have been prevented—with vaccines.

The credit card company has more details about its plan for a decentralized, universal digital ID, but questions remain.

A dedicated community of Zello moderators uses the voice-chat app to bring news and coordinate aid amid the country's political and economic crisis.

One in 10 US babies is born prematurely, higher than in other developed countries, and the rate is increasing. For black women, it is even higher.

Here’s everything you want or need to know about reproduction—from the best fertility apps to secret Facebook groups for egg donors.

The company’s services push is also carefully designed to lock more customers into the Apple ecosystem.

Even if you don't resort to extraordinary measures, getting pregnant the old-fashioned way can be complicated and frustrating. Let tech help out.

If we let robots design themselves in simulations, they can come up with totally novel forms and materials—and some can reproduce to form lightly mutated offspring.