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But don't imagine you'll use Gemini in Android Auto to rehearse talking to your boss.

With Material 3 Expressive, Android is getting a more graphic design-y interface—the complete opposite of what is rumored for iOS 19.

Kasing Lung lifts the lid on why the fuzzy blind box phenomenon has become a collecting obsession.

The Cupertino giant is partnering with a Jeff Bezos-backed interface company.

Psychedelic drugs might have fundamentally changed pre-Incan society.

Douglas Altshuler is the latest SpaceX employee to allege that he was fired for unjust reasons.

Secure this 2017 Apple MacBook With a a touch bar across the keyboard for a limited time price of just $330.

Who said wireless earbuds were the only way to get the most out of your exercise?

Crank up your favorite music no matter where you are with this small, easily portable speaker.

The end isn’t quite near, though.

We asked ChatGPT directly.

Plus, get a new look at Scarlett Johansson in action for Jurassic World Rebirth.

You can plug in up to seven devices at once with the Anker 525 Charging Station — now 55% off.

Kennedy has proven, once again, that he is a deeply unconventional "health czar."

By taking full advantage of the pre-order offer, you can get the Galaxy S25 Edge for only a third of its official price.

This is the thinnest smartphone Samsung (and probably anyone) has ever made. It’s now available for pre-order.

Hopefully it won't bend, either.

Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, and Walton Goggins star in the hit Prime Video show.

'I want my journey to be full of laughter... and card draws.'

The conspiracy theorist has a long history of spreading pro-Putin garbage.

When will we stop giving credence to device rumors that are always too far off?

Those with an addiction for bargain basement shopping will have to wait.

New research gives the famous marshmallow test a makeover, showing that having support from a buddy makes children more likely to resist tem...

This 128GB microSD card is now incredibly affordable on Amazon.

'The Story and the Engine' fully leveraged Doctor Who's first non-white TARDIS crew to tell a fascinating tale of identity and belonging.