Science & Technology

We're expecting three new foldable phones.

The auto-mod is out of control.

Roughly half of all 23andMe customers were impacted by the breach.

James Cameron's masterpiece is celebrating 35 years with a date-perfect re-release.

Crinoid fossils turn up by the millions, but this is just the second time that scientists have found one with soft tissues still intact.

The tech giant is reportedly using its own AI models for some AI prompts in its Excel and Outlook software.

Others, meanwhile, argue that the US has a moral obligation to build powerful autonomous weapons systems—lest our adversaries get there first.

The satellite's maker, City Labs, believes this demonstration mission will be a key step toward putting nuclear power on the Moon.

The Oscar-winning Takashi Yamazaki also has 'Godzilla Minus Zero' opening this November.

National Park Service officials are now investigating the potential cluster of illness.

Could the Trump Curse come for Claude?

The ban applies to all 1,240 courts in the state.

Director Mokochan and character designer Shuhei Handa talk about how Science SARU's latest adaptation of the cyberpunk franchise was born from a burning passion for Masamune Shirow's original 1989 manga.

Meta faces damages almost equivalent to its roughly $1.5 trillion market value.

In Beijing as in Washington, AI has become a critical—and jealously guarded—national resource.

A making-of volume and an illustrated guide are both coming from Insight Editions.

...and how to ask it nicely to stop doing so.

If you see a whale floating upside-down along Australian coasts, please leave it alone. They're just really tired, scientists say.

The EV company’s latest iOS app update includes code strings hinting at a future ID check for using its driver-assistance tech.

What would happen if the Mystery Machine was actually an Autobot? Hasbro has the answer.