The $10 billion space telescope is now scheduled to launch on December 22. | Continue reading
The new bill would require unique passwords for IoT devices and would prevent those passwords from being reset to universal factory default. | Continue reading
Would have been relevant information for 10,000 workers who struck for five weeks to get a living wage. | Continue reading
Another day, another app taking TikTok's signature vertical video feed for a spin. | Continue reading
The Santa Ana winds kicking up and combining with unusually low humidity could create a dangerous Thanksgiving. | Continue reading
Tesla's new requirement speaks to a larger issue around privacy trade-offs with certain types of in-car driver monitoring systems. | Continue reading
The Tor Project has launched a campaign to encourage volunteers to run private bridge servers. | Continue reading
The vials contained vaccinia virus, which is used as the base of past and present smallpox vaccines. | Continue reading
The company's newest feature takes aim at the pesky trackers lurking in your mobile phone. | Continue reading
A telescope dedicated to looking for potentially habitable planets around the nearest stars could be operational by 2023. | Continue reading
Images from a recent deep-sea expedition off the coast of Mexico sheds light on the little-understood life in the deepest oceans. | Continue reading
Instagram head Adam Mosseri encouraged users to let out their rage when the app doesn't work and shake their phones to report the problem. | Continue reading
The plant would be built near a retiring coal plant and would mark one of the first large-scale demonstrations of a sodium-cooled reactor. | Continue reading
In a shocking move, the hundreds of countries who watch Discovery on Netflix will now have no legal way to stream the show, or its new season. | Continue reading
Observations by the first infrared space telescope saw something weird beyond Uranus. | Continue reading
Crashes would be no more catastrophic than a ball bouncing on the floor. | Continue reading
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has announced that residents are getting crypto disbursements. | Continue reading
The company has reaped a combination of overseas investment and UK government money to kickstart a division to make small modular reactors. | Continue reading
It's cheaper and safer than burning rocket fuel, but satellites have to be built Tonka-tough. | Continue reading
With a $250 student laptop running a lightweight version of Windows 11, it sure seems like Microsoft is trying to take Google's lunch money. | Continue reading
The trading platform said Monday that a social engineering scheme had compromised millions of users' names and email addresses. | Continue reading
The new search engine is billed as an ad-free experience designed to "summarize the best parts of the internet." | Continue reading
They’re calling it an “apogee kick motor,” but the object’s true identity and purpose remain unknown. | Continue reading
It seems Google is erring on the side of caution when it comes to the speed of the Pixel 6's in-screen fingerprint sensor. | Continue reading
The SpaceX and Tesla billionaire has his sights set on a new venture: selling electricity in the Lone Star State. | Continue reading
The bug was related to an issue with the firmware on the Apple T2 security chip, which is used on 16 Mac models released from 2018 to 2020. | Continue reading
"Seasonal Customer Service Home Agents" are also required to work in a closed-door area with no distractions and be free from taking care of others. | Continue reading
Unadulterated gibberish snuck into Springer Nature’s Arabian Journal of Geosciences, and not for the first time. | Continue reading
Like a similar feature on Google's Pixels, the devices' accelerometers would detect impact and auto-dial 911. | Continue reading
The SQUID coin scam was covered uncritically by mainstream news outlets. | Continue reading
A survey of the world’s top climate researchers shows a stark finding: Most expect catastrophic levels of heating and damage soon—very soon. | Continue reading
Warren Buffet's right-hand man, Charlie Munger, designed a mammoth dorm with limited windows and only two entrances for 4,500 students. | Continue reading
You're going to read this, and you're going to say, how is this about tech? I'm gonna head you off at that pass: This is a message from Internet, the generation that became the voice that set the tone for everything you love about the Net. And it's pissed. -Editor | Continue reading
An international task force focused on curtailing financial crimes has published a new report suggesting the need for additional strictures on digital currency. | Continue reading
Fossil fuel companies are sponsoring some of the Beltway's most-read newsletters in an attempt to win influence in Washington, DC. | Continue reading
Your Roku-watching habits are up for grabs now that the company's Nielsen ratings are taking effect. | Continue reading
Coinstar, the company that allows you to trade in coins for cash or gift cards, has launched a bitcoin purchase pilot at 200 kiosks located in Walmart stores. | Continue reading
The Don has released a beta of his new social media platform and, predictably, it's a knock-off version of an already existing platform. | Continue reading
The drug kingpin's hippos have run wild in Colombia. A new court ruling could help pave the way for a humane way to deal with the world's most invasive species. | Continue reading
A holiday classic gets the massive Lego playset it deserves—no parents or sibling minifigures included. | Continue reading
Remember hoverboards? Segway's still thinking up alternate uses for the contraptions. | Continue reading
Facebook would be following in a long and not-so-proud tradition of toxic companies. | Continue reading
Kids can learn the agony of phone tag and conference calls before they can even walk. | Continue reading
Back in the 1950s, China was going through its Great Leap Forward, an effort to transform China from a largely agrarian nation to a thriving industrial Marxist powerhouse. These sweeping (and often brutal) reforms, touched virtually every facet of Chinese life — and as one partic … | Continue reading
A new government report shows the increasingly dangerous lengths cybercriminals will go to make a buck. | Continue reading
Existing reMarkable users get access to the new subscription plans for free. | Continue reading
It's time to take your Halloween decor to the next level. | Continue reading
The bikes were sold from July 2020 to August 2021. | Continue reading