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Swiss Army knife or Leatherman? Choosing one of these tiny gadgets can be confusing. These are our favorites.

New work shows that the proteins, long treated as boring spools for DNA, are key to the origin story for eukaryotes and still play important roles in disease.

Between Apple's new AirTags, Samsung's SmartTags, and Tile trackers, you have plenty of options to make sure you don't lose your phone—or your keys.

With travel and real-life fieldwork shut down, a couple of enterprising professors started with simulations of Italy and Scotland, then took to the stars.

The game is, for the most part, a sublime seafaring sequel. Too bad it often feels like a grind.

Are you trying to spend all your recently acquired crypto riches? We found discounts on tripods, wireless chargers, and many other gadgets.

Instead of a hard cutoff, the messaging app will gradually degrade and eventually cease to function if you don’t accept the changes.

For his new book Press Reset, journalist Jason Schreier spoke to countless game developers who have had their lives upended by the industry.

Plus: The iPod’s cultural importance, the fate of Loon’s balloons, and the price of an SNL appearance.

In early experiments, a paralyzed man with implants in his premotor cortex typed 90 characters per minute—by envisioning he was writing by hand.

Anna Kendrick’s rotating spacecraft cleverly uses cables and a counterweight to make artificial gravity. But scaling them would be harder than it looks

Virtual school after a snowstorm is yet another kind of techno-solutionist slush that should be plowed away.

This week, we talk to the author and journalist about his new book on the retail giant and its famous boss.