Science & Technology

The real war in the new 'Doctor Who' spinoff isn't between the Sea Devils and humanity, but between the show's bold ideas and a wildly uneven tone.

ICEBlock developer Joshua Aaron claims that the removal is a suppression of free speech

Musk says he's going to make 1 million robots per year by 2030.

It's time to tidy up now that the holidays are here, so make sure you don't miss out on this deal.

The Analogue 3D now comes in all the transparent colorways you never got as a kid.

To all the sci-fi, fantasy, and horror characters, TV series, and other creations that took their final bows this year: we'll miss (most of) you!

The discovery could hold serious implications for the mining industry.

The EPA has revised its assessment of the health risks posed by the carcinogen, less than a year after the Biden administration issued its own verdict.

Don't hold your breath, VR fans.

Will, Eleven, Mike and the rest are ready to continue the fight on December 25.

The "AI and crypto frenzy" is threatening American lives, the organizations say.

Amid media reports of skyrocketing valuation and a potential IPO for SpaceX, the company could have a lot to lose next year.

The penultimate episode of HBO’s Stephen King series empowered all its baddies at once—with devastating consequences.

Microsoft really doesn’t care about consoles anymore.

Still fresh off of the completion of its own megamerger, Paramount is staging a hostile bidding war in an attempt to disrupt Netflix and Warner Bros.' takeover.

'Severance' and 'Pluribus' did get Best Drama nominations, as did 'Sinners' and 'Frankenstein'.

Over 20 AI-enhanced apps and tools, including unlimited Firefly and 3rd-party image generations, make Adobe the industry leader.

Plus, Gillian Anderson denies any involvement in the upcoming 'X-Files' reboot.

Blumhouse gets out another winner at the box office as the year winds down, while 'Zootopia 2' is just a short hop away from $1 billion.

Several European countries are already working on their own versions.