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Electric vehicles, an innovative owner's manual, and lots of pickup trucks headline this year's Best of What's New.

The new design could open up the possibility for more adaptable landing gear.

Stay out, creeps!

The shift from snow to rain in Arctic falls will have global repercussions.

Its latest high-tech, low-touch outpost is a collaboration with Amazon Go.

A new book from the makers of 'My Octopus Teacher' tracks the many mysteries off the coast of South Africa.

From novel vaccines to an ultra-sharp CT scanner, these are the Best of What's New.

Even if all your home screens are accounted for, you could still learn a fun new trick.

Sustainable lithium extraction is necessary for a renewable-energy and EV friendly future, but mining has traditionally been tricky.

Carbon-absorbing networks are another reason to love mushrooms.

You might not like the word "frunk," but the story behind the electric F-150's front compartment is actually pretty likable.

Spotify made a change to one of music’s most popular features. Here's what that means for how we listen to tunes.

Mute, block, around the clock.

Robots that create offshoots of themselves could be a future tool for science and medicine.

There's plenty you can do to minimize your risk against Omicron, even when there's not much we know about it.

A new background image can really work wonders.

The Pentagon says climate change is an "existential threat." It's also among the world's largest emitters.

Some stars survived—but others were completely destroyed in the virtual encounter.

From autonomous taxis to driver-assistance features like Tesla's Autopilot, the spectrum of car technology terms can be confusing. Here's a simple guide.

Solve that fogging problem once and for all.