COVID-19 Is Recurring In People Who Took Pfizer's Antiviral & Doctors Don't Know Why
Scientists can't figure out why patients treated with Paxlovid are seeing their COVID-19 symptoms come back.
Read MoreScientists can't figure out why patients treated with Paxlovid are seeing their COVID-19 symptoms come back.
Read MoreResearchers have discovered the final missing building blocks of DNA and RNA in a series of disparate meteorites: What does this mean for life on Earth?
Read MoreIn 1980 Lamborghini revealed a concept vehicle designed by Bertone with a look that wouldn't be out of place in your favorite vintage science fiction movie.
Read MoreVoice assistants like Alexa can help automate life, but they can also be pretty chatty. Here's how use Brief Mode to keep Alexa's replies short and sweet.
Read More3D-printed flexible OLED screens might sound like something out of a science fiction but they became a reality when researchers printed a functional prototype.
Read MoreApple made good on its promise to allow users to repair their own iPhone and Mac devices with a new website that offers parts, tools, and assistance.
Read MoreThere's not a single 2022 F-150 Lightning in the hands of owners and Ford is already done selling them.
Read MoreAfter the iPhone 4's launch, a discovery was made about the device's cellular connectivity, resulting in events collectively referred to as Antennagate.
Read MorePOCO returns with a smartphone that appears to deliver on the brand's original promise, coming correct with multiple features that outweigh the device's cost.
Read MoreGoogle wants to give users more insight into apps that collect data and how that information is used. It may take a while before every app shows it, however.
Read MoreLG is back with a new batch of ultra-slim laptops. The 2022 LG gram lineup includes unique privacy features designed for remote workers, among other things.
Read MoreThe Large Binocular Telescope is part of an international observatory in Arizona, but its construction wasn't without controversy that remains to this day.
Read MoreAutomakers love talking about how their investment in motorsport improves their road cars, but today Mercedes-AMG can put a part number to that claim.
Read MoreTwitter verification applications are once again open to anyone who wants a badge, though you have to meet some fairly strict requirements to qualify.
Read MoreThere's a new fitness system on the market, and it comes in the form of a large smart mirror, offering consumers an alternative to the local gym.
Read MoreAn upcoming OnePlus smartphone model has appeared on a Chinese regulatory website, shedding light on some details about the potential "Lite" variant.
Read MoreThe world's oceans are slowly rising and it doesn't look like that'll change anytime soon. Floating cities may be one tool to help address the problem.
Read MoreSamsung TV revolutionized the industry 50+ years ago, and has continued to do so with each update and new release. We tracked the progress.
Read MoreElon Musk's Starlink internet service just signed a deal with Hawaiian Airlines to provide free internet to passengers on a select set of flights.
Read MoreJack in the Box is the latest restaurant to test robotic assistants, though whether they'll become a regular part of the kitchen is yet to be seen.
Read MoreCadillac is an iconic carmaker known for large, luxurious vehicles. These models stand out from the rest, from the Presidential Limo to its first sports car.
Read MoreReports suggest Netflix is about to release a whole bunch of games before the end of 2022, along with the possibility that IP will spread beyond said games.
Read MoreThe F-150 Lightning will make the biggest impact in the electric truck market the soonest.
Read MoreElon Musk is one of Twitter's loudest critics - now he's spending $44 billion to be its owner, too. Here's what could change as the Tesla CEO takes charge
Read MoreThere are a few ways to check whether you've been blocked from communicating with another person's phone. They're not always perfectly accurate, but they work.
Read MoreIt's weird to think the United States' agency that takes people to outer space also has technology from the 1800s.
Read MoreBack in the year 1900, Porsche build a hybrid electric and gasoline vehicle so ahead of its time that it's taken over 100 years for the rest of us to catch up.
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