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We're happy to announce the release of BusKill App v0.7.0. This release includes bug fixes and introduces a new GUI "soft-shutdown" trigger.

Deadpool 3 will do what Fox’s X-Men movies were never brave enough to try.

From kindergarten through college, kids weigh in.

New European rules are spelling trouble for Threads’ breakneck launch speed.

Be good to your ears — they deserve it.

High-end specs, midrange prices. Plus more of today’s deals.

You don’t have to spend more than $700 to get a good notebook.

Details are slim.

And it seems to be in real time, rather than a 24-hour delay.

Plastic production is skyrocketing, pushing microplastic pollution to dangerous new levels. Now research shows even the Arctic is increasingly contaminated.

The company just ran a huge pilot program to inform decisions about the metaverse. Here’s how it needs to improve the process before applying it to AI.

Up to 140W to one device.

Cities across the US have established RTCCs that police say protect the rights of innocent people, but critics warn of creeping surveillance.

If used responsibly, artificial intelligence has the potential to both make gaming more accessible and to actively learn what individuals need.

The cost of the retailer’s subscription service is climbing. Services from these competitors might make it easier to say goodbye.

Fractyl Health is developing a gene therapy alternative to drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy to control blood sugar and body weight without repeated injections.

Meta's new social app may be mobile-first, but with a little effort, you can install it on your desktop PC. Here's how.

Rad Power Bikes is at a crossroads.

But will the users stick around?

This turntable takes vinyl to the streaming age—if you have Sonos speakers.

A new kind of electric SUV delivers autonomous tech and great charging for half the price of a Lambo Urus. But is it a Lotus?

Russia’s invasion has caused $1 trillion of damage. Technology will be at the heart of Ukrainian recovery from the war.

The Chinese-owned ecommerce app faces lawsuits for copyright infringement after sellers allegedly copied products and stole photos and text from Amazon.

The layoffs were announced to staff on July 5th.

She says the companies’ chatbots were trained on her book.

Development is early, so the size is subject to change.

It speaks (and sings) a lot of English now!

These are our favorite Windows notebooks, MacBooks, and Chromebooks.

From LCDs to fancy OLED models, these are our favorite televisions at every price point.

Your membership gets you more than free two-day shipping. Here's what you may be missing.

This battery-powered kick scooter has some promising features but needs more polish.

Creating a memory takes energy, and brains only have so much. A study using snails shows how they can be primed for future learning.

A new office tool is infecting thought and communication with the worst symptoms of design thinking.

They’re affordable and ubiquitous, but homeowners shouldn’t be able to act as vigilantes.

With the right preparations, an unexpected blackout won’t bring you down.

The retailer is competing with Amazon by discounting everything from KitchenAid stand mixers to Beats earbuds. No Prime membership needed.

Google says doctors prefer its answers, even if they’re less accurate.

G/O Media began publishing error-riddled AI-written articles last week.

Social media power users mostly refer the older version.

These are some the first notable discounts we’ve seen.