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Neuralink Shows Sake the Monkey Typing With Its Brain Chip
Elon Musk's startup uses fruit smoothies to coax monkeys to perch underneath a charging stations to top up their batteries.
Smartwatches Aren't Exciting Anymore. That's a Good Thing
Commentary: Like the smartphone, smartwatches have matured. So where do they go next?
Gorilla Glass Victus 2 Is Designed to Protect Your Phone Against Tougher Falls
Corning's new smartphone glass brings improved protection against drops on rough, hard surfaces.
SBF Says He's Worth 'Close to Nothing' After FTX Crash
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, was worth approximately $16 billion at the start of the month.
76 Million-Year-Old Fossil Fills Gap in T. rex History
Nicknamed "Sisyphus," this specimen was incredibly difficult to nudge out of its ancient resting place.
Musk Says He Met With Apple CEO Tim Cook Amid Dispute
Changes at the Elon Musk-led Twitter are happening fast.
CDC Grants More Than $3 Billion to Health Departments Across US
Fissures in public health systems have been broken open by the pandemic.
Apple Short Film Highlights Accessibility Features
Detection Mode, Voice Control and AssistiveTouch aid people with disabilities.
My Kids Destroyed My Spotify Wrapped and I Am in Mourning
Send me your thoughts and prayers.
Dazzling Immersive Tour Whisks You to Ancient Egypt
Ramses the Great art exhibit combines ancient artifacts with 21st century tech.
Interactive Google Doodle Game Celebrates Video Game Pioneer
Jerry Lawson was known as the "father of the video game cartridge."
Extremely Rare White Bald Eagle Captured on Video
The bird was sighted in Oklahoma, and it's definitely something to see.
Astronomers Get Rare Look at Black Hole Eating a Star
The cosmic meal flashed with the intensity of 1,000 trillion suns.
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Neuralink's Brain Chip Plans: Help the Blind See and the Paralyzed Walk
Elon Musk's startup, which makes an implant that connects computers to brains, hopes to begin human trials in six months.
SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Launches Moon Lander and Rover: How to Watch
Private Japanese company iSpace is sending its M1 lander carrying Rashid, a new rover from the United Arab Emirates.
Watch Live: Neuralink Brain Implant 'Show and Tell' Update
What will we see at Neuralink's first update in over a year? Here's how you can watch the event tonight.
More Than 1 Billion People Expected to Be Using 5G by Year's End
5G is on track to become the "fastest-scaling mobile connectivity generation," according to a new report.
Best Budget Laptop for 2022
Find a great laptop for less. Here are the best budget laptops -- most under $500 -- tested and reviewed by CNET editors.
5 Best Multivitamins to Start Taking in 2022
Are you getting all the nutrients you need? If not, a multivitamin can help.
Astronomers Get a Rare Look at Supermassive Black Hole Gobbling Up a Star
The cosmic meal flashed with the intensity of 1,000 trillion suns.
Google Built a Sweeping New Online Hub to Preserve Ukraine's Rich Culture
"Our culture is not only ours. This is the legacy of the entire civilized world," first lady Olena Zelenska says of the project from Google Arts & Culture.
Spotify Wrapped Is Here, and the Memes Are Judging Our Musical Tastes
You listened to HOW MANY minutes of The Smiths in 2022?
Elon Musk Says He Met With Apple CEO Tim Cook Amid Dispute
Changes at the Elon Musk-led Twitter are happening fast. Here's a timeline to keep you up to date.
CDC Grants More Than $3 Billion to Health Departments Across US
Fissures in public health systems, including a shortage of health care workers, have been broken open by the pandemic.
SBF Says He's Worth 'Close to Nothing' After FTX Crash
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, was worth approximately $16 billion at the start of November.
Marvel's 'Guardians of the Galaxy': Nebula and Bucky's Arm Explained
How did Nebula get The Winter Soldier's vibranium arm in the holiday special? Director James Gunn provides an interesting answer.
My Kids Destroyed My Spotify Wrapped and I Am in Mourning
Send me your thoughts and prayers.
76 Million-Year-Old Fossil Fills Long-Standing Gap in T. rex History
Nicknamed "Sisyphus," this specimen was incredibly difficult to nudge out of its ancient resting place.
