I've been wanting to teach ChatGPT how I work, as I would an developer partner, so we can get more efficient over time and tackle more ambitious projects. Eventually I'd like to work with it on porting Frontier to Linux. It's not something any of my human colleagues h … | Continue reading
The latest court battle comes after Masimo fought Apple for the past two years over its use of a blood oxygen censor. | Continue reading
The Biden administration is uncomfortable with tweets the SpaceX CEO has made about Russia's war with Ukraine and his uncompensated support of Starlink in the region, Bloomberg reports. | Continue reading
Sure, my Canon camera is better. But zoom, macro and Night Sight abilities take Google's phone far beyond snapshots. | Continue reading
Sure, my Canon camera is better. But zoom, macro and Night Sight abilities mean that Google's phone stretches far beyond snapshots. | Continue reading
My visit to a future that isn't quite here yet: neural wristbands, ghostly 3D audio and lifelike avatars. Plus, the new Meta Quest Pro. | Continue reading
From the Nintendo Wii to Oculus to the HoloLens and Pokemon Go, the last 10 years of both VR and AR brought some good, some bad and plenty of weird. | Continue reading
Species are likely to die long before we have a chance to discover them. How can we ensure they're not lost forever? | Continue reading
The feature is a first for Google's Pixel phones and adds an extra layer of security and privacy. | Continue reading
It's been a long-time ask. | Continue reading
Commentary: I saw the Optimus prototype firsthand. Sure, it can't do flips, but Tesla is putting together the right engineering team for rapid progress. | Continue reading
The Indian Space Research Organization says its Mangalyaan spacecraft has run out of fuel and is "non-recoverable." | Continue reading
The pope reportedly granted a private audience to the head of the company that makes iPhones and Macs. | Continue reading
The executive, who worked in procurement, was reportedly key in striking deals with parts suppliers. | Continue reading
Two prototype Tesla Bots could walk, wave their arms and grip with fingers. CEO Elon Musk says they'll eventually cost $20,000 and should go on sale by 2027. | Continue reading
This is Amazon's first Kindle that you can use to take notes, mark up documents and doodle. | Continue reading
Just wait till we get the rocks into a lab on Earth. | Continue reading
Bill Gurley explains why this much-ballyhooed technology standard for connecting mobile devices will ultimately fail to be relevant. | Continue reading
Researchers gathered pages from a Gutenberg Bible and 15th-century Confucian texts to blast them with a high-powered X-ray. | Continue reading
Its famous dimming event from a few years ago turns out to be evidence of a recent explosion rather than an imminent supernova. | Continue reading
If you want to keep paying your current rate, you'll need to watch Disney Plus with commercials. | Continue reading
DuckDuckGo positions itself as the privacy-minded alternative to Google Search. Here's how it works. | Continue reading
North America now leads the world in the number of vehicles cut by the ongoing semiconductor shortage. | Continue reading
For some, it's an eye-watering amount of money. For Apple, it's the cost of doing business. | Continue reading
The law lets Ring and Google share user footage with police during emergencies without consent and without warrants. Here's everything you should know. | Continue reading
Leap seconds that sync clocks with the Earth's rotation cause more problems than they're worth, say Meta, Microsoft, Google, Amazon and two government agencies. | Continue reading
Netflix and Blockbuster are still the only major services that offer discs by mail and online streaming. How do they compare? And what about competitors like Vudu, iTunes, and Hulu Plus? | Continue reading
Why you should clear your iPhone cache and exactly how to do it in Chrome, Safari and Firefox. | Continue reading
After a week on sale, only about 3% of NFTs in the 10,000-piece collection have been sold. | Continue reading
Whip it good, Mars. Rovers and spacecraft have documented some spectacular Martian twisters and the tracks they leave behind. | Continue reading
Any new articles just published are not appearing in search results. | Continue reading
A ship party for Windows Phone 7 includes a mock funeral for the iPhone and BlackBerry, among other antics. | Continue reading
On Tuesday at 10:30AM Eastern, the big reveal of the first photos from the James Webb Space Telescope. | Continue reading
When you go over the speed limit, your car will have to let you know. | Continue reading
The births were revealed in a petition to have the babies' last name changed to that of the tech billionaire, Insider reports. | Continue reading
Google announced the release of Google Wallet for contactless payments, but isn't that what Google Pay already does? | Continue reading
Looking to hire? Gates' resume from the mid-1970s reveals his home address, height, weight and salary. | Continue reading
Google's vast database of its users' searches is a gold mine for police and curious divorce attorneys. It's just a matter of time. | Continue reading
DC fast charging will be limited to Rivian models, but Level 2 chargers will be available for other EVs. | Continue reading
CEO Drew Perkins discusses what the first demo was like. By year's end, I could be next. | Continue reading
A deep dive into our universe's most paradoxical and confusing, yet elegant and shatterproof theory. | Continue reading
Reggie Fils-Aimé reflects on Nintendo's console past and video gaming's future: Elden Ring, VR, AR and Labo. Also, what happened to that Wii Vitality Sensor? | Continue reading
Found at the Maker Faire: A few solar-powered tinkerers selling, for the first time, open-source construction kits based on an old design. | Continue reading
Want to know Batman looks like surfing? Dall-E Mini can help. | Continue reading
The company wants its Nuvia chips to lead in performance, but the earliest you'll see a Nuvia-powered PC is 2023. | Continue reading
Commentary: Apple's and Google's new updates will make our phones more critical online and in real life. | Continue reading
Even if you don't own the roof over your head, there are steps you can take to get solar power into your life. | Continue reading