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NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter took images of the crater created by a SpaceX rocket crashing into the moon.

ByteDance and Tencent have received 10,000 H200 chips each, the Financial Times says, and other Chinese companies could follow.

The creator of Deus Ex is retiring.

Smart glasses have become a recurring accessory amid the immigration crackdown.

The Framework Laptop 12 now ships with Intel's Core Series 3 chips and other hardware upgrades.

Apple's latest software references watch-like Faces.

Spotify's Running Mode is now available on Android.

Apple has new in-app transaction commission rates for EU devs.

Study finds X algorithm prioritizes ragebait that disproportionately impacts Democrats

NVIDIA GeForce Now adds Firefox support on Windows.

Gmail verification program lets political campaigns escape its spam filter.

Whoop's Advanced Labs health screenings will no longer require a subscription.

Moisture and extreme temperatures are the last thing electronics in storage need.

PlayStation's $220 Pulse Elevate wireless speakers arrive November 12.

Peacock is raising subscription prices for the fourth time in as many years.

ABC accused the Trump Administration of waging a retaliatory campaign because it doesn't like what the network broadcasts.

The industry seems to be moving on from DSLR technology, but is it time to ditch your DSLR camera yet?

Divine now has more than 2 million videos from Vine's original archive.

According to Politico, the US House Office of Legislative Counsel is swamped with error-riddled AI-generated bills.

Apple's macOS Tahoe 27.6 release candidate has leaked a bajillion new product codenames.

OpenAI will attempt to automatically enroll all young users in the new experience.

You can now get Fairphone's reparable handset in the US without jumping through hoops.

Google told its suppliers that it will no longer manufacture Pixel devices in China starting next year, according to Nikkei Asia.

Apple may have leaked its camera-equipped AirPods in a video tucked into macOS Tahoe 26.7.

While smaller drives can certainly still be found, there's a good reason why you don't often find them on retailers' shelves.

The platform will start tracking views the same way across video formats.

The company wants users to be able to watch and listen to conversations.

Sonos released an app update that takes advantage of Apple's Live Activities system.

The first Zipline drone deliveries for Uber Eats orders will start later this year.

Buying an older iPhone is a great way to save money while taking advantage of Apple's long support. But is the iPhone 15 too old to be worth it now?

A bug in macOS screen sharing lets attackers view your screen, open files and do just about anything else they want.

If you hear lots of grumbling in coffee shops this morning, GitHub's outage may be why.

You probably use Bluetooth regularly, but different accessories call for different types of Bluetooth.

The Omnibook X isn't flashy, but it still excels in almost every way.

As part of a restructuring, OpenAI reportedly disbanded a team that assesses the potential for catastrophic risks with its models.

A fourth party is pursuing legal action against xAI, alleging that Grok was used to create CSAM based on her childhood photos.

Google has added some smart theft-detection features to Android in recent years.

You probably don't need antivirus software on your Android phone, but there are some exceptions.

The program makes upgrading your hardware incredibly convenient, but weigh your options.

The differences between the iPhone and Android show up when you connect them to your car, as well.

Let's look at how to use the Retro app, whether it's free and whether it can compete with other social media apps.

Take time to enable these features today before you need them; they could help save your life in an emergency.