US security authorities warned Wednesday of an “imminent cybercrime threat” to hospitals and healthcare providers, urging them to increase their protection.
Ford shares jump after strong 3Q profits
Ford reported a big jump in third-quarter profits Wednesday, pointing to strong sales in North America where large vehicles commanded generous prices amid tight inventories.
First iPhone 12 mini hands-on video shows just how tiny it is
After launching two identically sized phones — the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro — last week, Apple will next start taking preorders for the iPhone 12 mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max on November 6th. But you won’t have to wait until then to get a sense of just how […]
Verizon’s Yahoo zombie appears again as a purple phone
While the ascendant Yahoo of the 1990s now only lives in our memories, its name and branding continue to shamble on zombie-like to its owner Verizon’s other products — this time, the ZTE Blade A3Y, an exclusive phone for Yahoo Mobile bearing its namesake company’s familiar shade of purple.
2022 Genesis GV70 Revealed, and It’s a Big Deal
This compact crossover could be the luxury brand’s most important model yet, and it should arrive in the U.S. soon.
The universe teems with weird black holes, gravitational-wave hunters find
Less than 5 years ago, physicists rocked the scientific world when they first spotted gravitational waves—fleeting ripples in space and time—set off when two gargantuan black holes billions of light-years away swirled into each other. Since then, scientists have detected a scad of similar events, mostly reported event by event. […]
First Duesenberg, Hemi Challenger street racer added to HVA Register
Two more cars have been inducted into the National Historic Vehicle Register, a 1921 Duesenberg Straight Eight that was the first passenger car produced by the storied brand, and a preserved original 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T SE with a 426/425-horsepower Hemi V8 and an intriguing back story.
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Australian Productivity Commission to look into right to repair
Inquiry to look into barriers and anti-competitive practices in repair markets, as well as the impact of digital rights management on third parties and consumers.