The U.S. version of the closely related Subaru BRZ has already been revealed, so we know what to expect from Toyota’s next-gen sports car.
Slack blocks public DM ‘invite messages’ after backlash
Concerns over the potential harassment of individuals prompted Slack to swiftly change how its new direct messages feature works.
What can ants, bees, and other social insects teach us about aging?
A small room in the University of Regensburg is home to more than 50 boxes of black, strikingly slender ants. Native to Central America, the clonal ant Platythyrea punctata has evolved a trait rare among ants: It can produce daughters from unfertilized eggs. A P. punctata colony can consist entirely […]
After more than 2 decades of searching, scientists finger cause of mass eagle deaths
More than 25 years ago, biologists in Arkansas began to report dozens of bald eagles paralyzed, convulsing, or dead. Their brains were pocked with lesions never seen before in eagles. The disease was soon found in other birds across the southeastern United States. Eventually, researchers linked the deaths to a […]
Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon production stops as chip shortage extends
Numerous automakers have started to idle production lines with too few chips to go around.
Porsche Taycan electric sedan joins brand subscription model
Subscribing to the car won’t be cheap, though.
Tax time reminder: Why printing is not dead
Do you need a printer to do your taxes? Not anymore. But even though e-filing has blossomed (and you can sometimes get your money back faster when you e-file), there are still many tax, finance, and non-finance reasons why you might need a printer.
Google just found a brilliant new way to sell you its Pixel phones
It sometimes seems as if Google cares enough about marketing its Pixel phones. Suddenly, though, the company expresses a rare form of enthusiasm. But will it work?