Science & Technology

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth pinky promises there will be no 'central database' of faces.

Researchers in the United States, Europe, and Argentina have discovered that some trees stop growing in the heat of summer—a find that could upend current climate models.

Plus, Dan Trachtenberg's 'Freddy the 13th' secures a far-flung Friday the 13th release date

Oni Press is rolling into SDCC with a literal canned comic—an exclusive 'FORT PSYCHO' prequel packed with toys, chaos, and only 250 chances to crack one open.

Insurance issues and a lack of clinical testing are reportedly holding wearable adoption back.

Short little soap operas on TikTok are all the rage in Hollywood. Can the AI industry cash in?

A new device uses satellites to help find your pet beyond the reach of cellphone towers.

At $299, X by Xreal has a strong competitor in the entry-level AR market.

The 'Predator: Killer of Killers' and 'Badlands' director will release 'Freddy the 13th' in 2028.

Matt Cherniss offers some understandably vague updates on when the streamer's much-loved genre series might return.

Director Destin Daniel Cretton announced that casting on the hugely popular manga has begun.

Early tracking is out for the Tom Holland Marvel sequel, and it's very, very big.

'ZAN' is a new anime project Amano made an entire anime studio to help realize.

Secret's out.

Trust him.

The GPU company announced its first series of trading cards highlighting GeForce’s 'great moments.'

Your iPhone can't compare to this camera's built-in zoom.

Return to Panem from September 3-7 for a dystopian refresher ahead of the new movie's release November 20.

This year's iPhone Pro line is looking to be the largest (and most expensive) yet.

With the threat of “negative leap seconds” looming in the distance, official timekeepers are wondering if a leap hour might be a better alternative.