You are made of meat, and you can turn your head into an antenna

Electric vehicles have fewer parts to service, so they’re generally less expensive to repair and maintain than conventional cars.

Faced with limited resources in a pandemic, Greece turned to machine-learning software to decide which sorts of travelers to test for COVID-19 as they arrived in the country.

Bitcoin mining will only contribute to 0.9% of global carbon emissions even if the coin's price were to hit a mind-boggling $10 trillion by 2030.

The James Webb Space Telescope will be 100 times as powerful as the Hubble. Here’s what it will see.

A legal battle over a 'Stranger Things' drive-in event has revealed Hollywood's business dealings with a Japanese merchandise company that has anime roots, sells sexually suggestive dolls and partially owns an alt-right social media hub.

As California struggles with another crippling drought, a Silicon Valley startup that believes robots can grow produce more sustainably said Wednesday it raised $50 million in a funding round led by Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures.

Is the second try the charm?

Erin Azar, a.k.a. Mrs. Space Cadet on TikTok, invited followers to join her, “a slightly overweight person who drinks too much beer,” as she trains for a marathon. She didn’t anticipate millions would respond.

Picture this: It’s June 11, 2046 and a young designer, Vance, wakes up and puts on an earpiece called Eva. The device, a brain-computer interface (BCI) of the future, decodes neural signals in his brain. Using only his thoughts, he asks the device to report his daily notifications and 13 new “thought messages” appear on his phone.

From upstate New York hydroelectric plants to volcanoes in El Salvador, some Bitcoin miners are looking for cheap energy—just as long as it’s renewable. Bitcoin has earned a notorious reputation for its carbon emissions due to the network's energy use, which resulted in a series of tweets in May by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who said his electric car company would no longer accept Bitcoin for payments because of environmental concerns surrounding the use of fossil fuels to mine the asset. U.S. lawmakers, like Sen. Elizabeth Warren, have also criticized the energy expenditure of the cryptocurrency.

Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive, has signed off on an effort to show users pro-Facebook stories and to distance himself from scandals.

Owning things used to be simple. You went to the store. You paid money for something, whether it be a TV, clothes, books, toys, or electronics. You took your item home, and once you paid it off, that thing belonged to you. It was yours. You could do whatever you wanted with it. That’s not how it is today, and by 2030, technology will have advanced to the point that even the idea of owning objects might be obsolete.

Apple is reportedly researching ways to use the cameras inside of the iPhone to detect childhood autism, aiming to use data from the camera to observe a child's behavior that could be used for early diagnosis, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal.

The TV show Star Trek: The Next Generation introduced millions of people to the idea of a holodeck: an immersive, realistic 3D holographic projection of a complete environment that you could interact with and even touch.

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Facebook is on the defensive after The Wall Street Journal exposed how far the company has gone to prioritize profits over the health and safety of its users.

If you've ever thought, "hey, it would be great if I could charge my phone or tablet just by laying it on a regular desk," then IKEA has the gadget for you.

Twitter Inc said on Monday it would pay $809.5 million to settle a shareholder class action lawsuit accusingthe social media company of deceiving investors about how often people used its platform.

Partnerships with law enforcement give smart cameras to the survivors of domestic violence. But who does it really help?