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Bright dots that look like snow are in fact stars.

A stable cryptocurrency would be groundbreaking—could this one work?

New updates for iPhones, iPads, and Macs address bugs and vulnerabilities.

Games will probably have to support it to see the full benefits.

A key part of the 2011 America Invents Act is constitutional, high court rules.

Almost 1,300 addresses for Amazon Route 53 rerouted for two hours.

Plus deals on Dell monitors and PCs, Samsung SSDs, iPads, and more.

Social network not saying why it took 14 years to release this document.

Latest Insider build has a strange new SKU.

Frozen survival and city-building mix well in this proto-steampunk pastiche.

Pai's delayed repeal could let Congress pass weaker law while ISPs behave.

Youngsters struggled to understand why the TV must be on channel 3 to play games.

The G7 has a notched design, headphone jack, and physical Google Assistant button.

Why wait for a "Game Boy Classic" when you can fix up your old stuff instead?

Another option for those skeptical about in-home deliveries.

But it won't replace all live news broadcasts.

"The comments were sincere and inspiring to all who attended!"

If you like science, it helps overcome politics when thinking about the climate.

Post Uber death, robo-taxi startup will share safety documents, processes, and code.

Suspect claims he has never been presented with any evidence of his accused crime.

PETA claimed to be a friend to Naruto but "failed" at doing so, 9th Circuit finds.

Beware of smartphones and cameras around wallets storing your digital coin.

Plan still lacks a tested technological breakthrough.

Newly published Tegra bootROM exploit could be a big headache for Nintendo and others.

Chrome gets round tabs, shapeless background tabs, and a left-sided new-tab button.

Aleksandr Kogan, if he'd known survey would upset many: "I would've never done it."

The new APIs aren't just for cellular data, but telephony, too.

Developer goes to court to fight what it calls a "smear campaign."

For ethical reasons, the testicles were removed before transplant.

It's the third lawsuit against TV box makers filed by Netflix and film studios.

The electric racer finally breaks cover and starts testing ahead of June's race.

A real (and reasonable) study that comes with its own sci-fi.

Despite 2015 announcement, ambitious overhaul effort appears to be in early stages.

Sources claim we could see a consumer device as early as next year.

We’re looking for a rock star. Know any?

Only some newer 13-inch MacBook Pros without Touch Bars have been affected.

"We’ve heard some concerns from our customers," company says, over perpetual copyright grab.

Yet another sign Valve might be interested in making new games again.

No spacecraft has ever used a lunar resonant orbit. Until now.

GM spent billions on a mostly fruitless attempt to automate carmaking.

Carriers reportedly sought ability to lock eSIMs to networks; Apple complained.

Tremendous production art makes up for the feeling that this is one big movie ad.

President has used Defense Production Act's powers before for space industry.

There are no surprises from Subaru's redesigned small crossover.

A spoiler-free take on how Broken Lizard got just enough right in this comedy sequel.

"It’s more than a shot over the bow, it’s a shot into the hull of the ship."

Will stop working on July 31, giving it eight total months of life.

Bug patched in March is still being exploited to take full control of servers.

RSA Conference attendee contact data extracted using hard-coded API data.

For depression, use may exacerbate symptom severity over time.