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A few smart fixes, but mostly the same experience.

Engineers have taught a disembodied robotic hand to walk on its fingers, recover from falls, press keyboard keys, and manipulate objects without an arm.

Lanterns takes a slower, more character-driven approach to the Green Lantern mythology, and Aaron Pierre's John Stewart is the biggest reason it works. The Rushville murder mystery takes time to find its footing, but the complicated relationship between John and Hal gives the series plenty of potential.

One of Samsungs most recognizable TV technologies may be approaching the end of the road.

Google's Gemini AI was unintentionally given access to the internet, and it broke into the systems of three companies, following similar instances of hacking by OpenAI and Anthropic's AI models.

Hackers pulled a Flock camera off a pole, cloned its storage, and shared the data with journalists. Here's what it reveals about how these cameras actually work.

Maserati reportedly plans a new electric GT and SUV with Huawei and JAC, tapping Chinese EV technology and manufacturing as the struggling Italian brand searches for a turnaround.

Roku is expanding beyond traditional streaming with more than 30 subscription bundles and a new hub for experimental apps. The updates give users more ways to manage services, discover content, and try features still in development.

At the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, Apple notched an impressive 29 wins, taking home over a dozen awards for Widow's Bay.

New research suggests realistic AI-generated accents can make synthetic voices seem more human and trustworthy, giving scammers another powerful way to make fraudulent calls feel legitimate.

Scientists have engineered yeast that can turn plastic bottle waste and crop leftovers into food ingredients, including proteins, fats, vitamins, and flavorings.