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Your sense of smell might detect Alzheimer's years before memory loss. Scientists discovered brain immune cells destroy smell nerves early in the disease, creating a warning sign.

Microsoft expands Windows 11 FAT32 support to 2TB and fixes critical network bugs. Discover how these updates impact business operations and IT strategy.

Your brain uses many of the same neurons for seeing and imagining. Scientists recorded brain activity directly to prove that mental imagery revives the neural patterns of actual vision.

A new third-party editor finally brings the Roland TR-1000 drum machine into your DAW environment. Learn how this plugin transforms your production workflow.

A breakthrough stool test using AI and microbiome analysis detects 90% of colorectal cancers without colonoscopy. Learn how gut bacteria patterns reveal cancer presence.

MacRumors partners with Astropad for an iPhone 17 giveaway featuring the Fresh Coat anti-reflective screen protector that enhances rather than compromises Apple's display technology.

The TAL-J-8X recreates classic 1980s synthesizer sounds with stunning accuracy. This free plugin delivers professional results that rival expensive hardware alternatives.

When Planet Labs agreed to withhold satellite imagery of Iran at the U.S. government's request, experts warned it could set a dangerous precedent affecting journalism and research worldwide.

The PicoZ80 project breathes new life into classic computing by using a Raspberry Pi Pico as a drop-in Z80 processor replacement. Retro computing just got a modern upgrade.

Scientists overturn decades of coaching wisdom: elite sprinters don't share one perfect technique. Speed emerges from each athlete's unique combination of body traits and coordination.

A newly discovered 22-meter crater on the Moon, identified by comparing orbital images, proves our celestial neighbor is still changing through frequent meteoroid impacts.