It takes a village to replace Divine Deablo, apparently. Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich made that clear on Wednesday in remarks to media, when he said a mix of linebackers and defensive ...

CNN’s Lisa Eadicicco got the chance to try out the Galaxy XR, Samsung’s latest headset, developed in partnership with Google. Here is what she thought. Social Security, Medicare are "going to be gone, ...

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Each time a new technology emerges, we hear familiar warnings: It will eliminate jobs, undermine expertise, or destabilize society. Artificial intelligence is no exception. A recent Pew Research ...

The presence of cellphones can have a negative impact on family relationships and youth mental health, according to two new studies from the University of Georgia. The studies from the UGA College of ...

Samsung's $1,799 Galaxy XR goes head-to-head with Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro—and looks to be more accessible in several key ways. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an ...

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the beauty industry. From AI-generated skin diagnostics to hyper-personalised recommendations, technology is increasingly woven into how consumers discover ...

Pierre Paslier, co-founder of seaweed packing innovator Notpla, discusses edible water bottles, finding innovation in the natural world, and looking for the next 'leap' BusinessGreen Intelligence: ...

What if the problem with social media isn’t just how much we use it, but when? A new study suggests that scrolling and posting through the small hours may be a red flag for mental wellbeing – and the ...