The magazine said Musk had been chosen for his influence on humanity including his work on electric cars as as well as his plans to take people to Mars.

Through NASA's new web app, you can learn more about the growing population of near-Earth objects in real-time.

The mission, dubbed NS-19, also featured four paying customers.

The streaming service launches channels for everything from comedy to TV classics to SpongeBob SquarePants.

Omicron has pushed talk of a COVID booster to the top of the page.

Ford has plenty of interested parties for its electric pickup, with over 200,000 people on the reservation books.

The agreement will also restore YouTube TV to Roku.

The Ingenuity helicopter temporarily lost contact with the Perseverance rover.

Citing a note from analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, MacRumors said the iPhone maker could be working on two new iPhone SE models.

Apophis will come within 20,000 miles of Earth, but there's zero chance of impact.

The feature is part of the company's newly launched holiday shop.

Thieves spot their target vehicle in a public place and attach an AirTag where the owner likely won't find it.

The Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security is holding a series of hearings on online child safety.

The news comes just weeks after Life360 bought Tile, a well-known location tracking company.

Despite the bill's provisions for electric vehicles, Musk says the US government should "get out of the way."

Microsoft confirmed that it seized 42 websites being used to execute attacks.

Craig Wright, who says he is bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, is still on the hook for $100 million.

Humans love preparing for the end times.

The "experience," appearing on PS5 and XBox Series X consoles, is almost certainly a fancy tech demo and not a game.

George Cacioppo, who had been working on the Playstation since 2013, was terminated after he was allegedly trying to arrange a meeting with a 15-year-old boy.

The space agency's 10 candidates were chosen out of a pool of over 12,000 applicants.

Here's all the information you get about booster availability near you.

The banking giant is the first of its size to eliminate the often criticized practice.

Uber is expanding RideCheck and reminding riders to wear seatbelts.

The moves comes after a string of cyberattacks reignited concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.