Special edition Volkswagen Golf celebrates – you guessed it – 45 years of GTIs
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Nations vs digital giants: The battle over news access and who gets paid
From China to the EU and now Australia, Canada, and the US, states want to take back the power they ceded to digital giants. The fight over news is just one front on that battle.
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The PS5 is back in stock at Best Buy
Sony’s latest gaming console, the PS5, is one of many gaming gadgets that are pretty hard to find in stock right now due to mostly online-only sales. If you are trying to get your hands on one, Best Buy has restocked the PS5 and PS5 digital edition right now, while […]
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Lockheed Martin to upgrade GPS satellites for in-orbit servicing
Eric Brown said on-orbit logistics and servicing technologies are driving the industry to think of new ways of designing satellites.
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2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Achieved 190 Miles of Range in Our Testing
In rear-wheel-drive 1st Edition form, VW’s new electric crossover is bested by the Tesla Model Y Long Range in our real-world 75-mph highway range test.
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Q&A: Private astronaut Richard Garriott set to dive to lowest point on Earth
Richard Garriott thought he would have been there and back by now.
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Virgin Galactic further delays SpaceShipTwo test flights, pushing tourist flights to 2022
Virgin Galactic won’t be launching tourists to space this year after technical tweaks delayed the company’s upcoming test flight by more than two months.
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Graves of nearly 600 cats and dogs in ancient Egypt may be world’s oldest pet cemetery
The cats and dogs lie as if asleep, in individual graves. Many wore collars or other adornments, and they had been cared for through injury and old age, like today’s pets. But the last person to bury a beloved animal companion in this arid Egyptian land on the coast of […]
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Kinky and absurd: The first AI-written play isn’t Shakespeare—but it has its moments
One hundred years ago, a play by the Czech author Karel Čapek introduced the word “robot,” telling the story of artificial factory workers designed to serve humans. Now, in a metanarrative twist, a robot itself has written a play. And it premieres online today.