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In January 2020, a man who identified himself as an Apple parts manager informed Japanese auto supplier Sanden that Apple wanted to make electric vehicles, and presented schematics of an electric vehicle and air conditio...

The annual CES technology conference closed out at more than 170 mph on Friday with the Indy Autonomous Challenge. The autonomous race car competition came to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway with five teams from seven unive...

New algorithms that decipher complex sequences of amino acids offered an early view of the coronavirus variant. They could point the way to future drugs.

Moxie Marlinspike says his time at the head of the company has come to an end.

Researchers filtered the air around two zoos and identified genetic material from dozens of species, a technique that could help track and conserve wildlife.

You might not have to send your devices in (or buy replacement parts) if the display breaks -- you could just make new screens yourself. University of Minnesota Twin Cities researchers have developed what they say is the...

It looks like the world is getting even more meta than it already is. According to a new study, researchers have managed to create a "metamaterial" that can make its own decisions. The researchers say the new material ca...

Archaeologists have unearthed the bones of a young man and a dog killed by an ancient tsunami along the Aegean coast.

Cybersecurity firm SonicWall says it has released patches for some of its email security and firewall products to address a bug that resulted in failed junk box and message log updates.

Realme talks a big game, Honor Magic V foldable launching now, plus more tech news you need to know, today!

Samsung may unveil its much anticipated (and leaked) Galaxy S22 at an Unpacked event on February 8th, according to South Korea's Digital Daily. "We have confirmed that the event will be held on February 8 and we are disc...

The three-body problem, which has plagued science since the days of Isaac Newton, is closer to being solved, scientists say.

The White House's decision to extend operations of the International Space Station through the end of the decade is a "trigger" for other partners to make their own plans to continue participation in the station. SpaceNe...

Save for one day only: The TCL 55-inch Class 4-Series LED 4K TV is just $319.99 — $130 off its usual price — at Best Buy. You'll want to act fast, as this 29% savings is active through Jan. 10 only as part a flash sa...

Go high tech with your next laptop when you choose the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 3 business laptop. It features a unique, 2-display design, and the main screen is 17.3 inches with a wide 21:10 aspect ratio. Meanwhile, th...

The ancient Egyptians were adept at bandaging dead bodies during the mummification process, but we have had no evidence of the way they dressed flesh wounds until now

Isn't it called Meta now?

It's not a house after all.

Researchers have identified a link between misshapen, fast replicating tau proteins, and accelerated cognitive decline. The findings shed new light on the development and progression of Alzheimer's disease.

In 2.C161, George Barbastathis demonstrates how mechanical engineers can use their knowledge of physical systems to keep algorithms in check and develop more accurate predictions.

Laboratory tests show a tiny robot with a helical propeller inspired by bacteria can swim through veins and deliver clot-busting drugs

Quantum computing is expected to revolutionize a broad swathe of industries. But as the technology edges closer to commercialization, what will the earliest use cases be? Quantum computing is still a long way from going ...