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A widely recommended and not-at-all weird beginner turntable that'll last forever

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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son believes automakers will have the best shot at a breakthrough by working together

In an age of concerned parents, some are determined to look the other way

Victor Miller, Cheyenne's new mayoral candidate, says he is a "meat avatar" for a bot named Vic

Big changes are coming — whenever the new version sees the light of day

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Eva Toorenent and Phillip Toledano are on opposite sides of the heated debate over artificial intelligence. Here, they make their arguments.

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The announcement raises a lot of questions

Our correspondent created accounts on Bumble For Friends and Timeleft to see if real pals can be found through the types of platforms previously focused on dating

Remember: reverse image search can be very useful

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Can a foldable computer function as a laptop, desktop and tablet all in one?

As Neuralink recently showed, the medical case for brain-machine interfaces is clear. Experts are divided on the next step: upgrading otherwise healthy humans.

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Meta and Ray-Ban's lineup got a little bigger with this limited edition pair

The tech you didn't know you needed

Siri, play "Hail to the Chief"

What could possibly go wrong?

With Ozlo, N.B. Patil and Rockwell Shah saved a "life-changing" sleep aid from the tech graveyard — then improved it

Funded to the tune of $525 million, Praxis aims to “revitalize Western Civilization” through a techno-libertarian city upon a hill

The lawsuit has been underway for years

Our drinks editor used the neuroscience-based app Reframe to rethink his boozing habits. Did it work?

To solve the problem of water scarcity, Iheb Triki developed a washing machine-sized device that sucks it from the atmosphere, even in extremely dry climates

There was a time when Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk were interested in innovation and high-minded ideals, but that pretense has been shed in favor of a new goal: power

From headphones to consoles, these are the best tech gifts this holiday season

The WellSaid CEO also swears by office culture, Clayton Christensen books and Brian Eno’s deck of cards

Drop the legal pad and jot some notes down on this one-function tablet

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An experimental AI feature from Google shows a lot of promise