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Alex Kurtzman will share executive producing duties with Michelle Paradise.

Sediment cores suggest Angkor went out because of a century of neglect.

It's lighter, more powerful, faster, and more useable than the outgoing 650S Spider.

During investigation, researchers found different isotope in crematory operator.

In a rapidly changing climate, those memories may lead them astray.

For those with mixed feelings about the series, Part II looks like more of the same.

As the price of wind turbines tumbles, the hydrogen fuel cell revolution is nigh.

Company paid $1,000 for fake reviews, admits there's no evidence for diet claims.

18mm-thick smartphone goes just a bit overboard in the quest for more battery.

System hides cold ions from cooling laser, allowing hot ions to be selectively cooled.

Measures against Internet Research Agency apparently went beyond sliding into DMs.

Months-old problem means we haven't had a slow ring release since last year.

IBM included Brazilian and South African racial terms in a US intern application.

New starter critters and environments shown for eighth-generation RPG.

Launch editions are $63,000 before tax credits, but expect a $40,000 version too.

The good TV price drops are starting to arrive.

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Laser pulses make like a speedboat, churning up wakes that electrons can "surf."

Apple continues to refine subscriptions for devs in hopes they'll adopt the model.

People already get the names wrong, so the USB group has doubled down on bad naming.

"I do not condone child pornography, white supremacy, or racism in any shape or form."

Countries where emissions dropped push conservation and switching power sources.

Plus Red Dead Redemption 2 for $40, the 9.7" iPad for $250, and 4KTV deals.

Oppo's foldable features an interesting looking "bike chain" hinge design.

A growing number of employees feel that the military project crosses a line.

The Trump administration argued the deal would raise prices for consumers.

Aliso Canyon leak was the worst gas leak in the US from a climate perspective.

War Stories sets its sights on Command & Conquer's CD-ROM and pathfinding challenges.

New ion-based quantum computer debuts by computing the ground state of water.

And that may mean big gains in battery life to support the feature.

"I have no problem saying we didn’t invent anything."

Other providers of bare-metal cloud computing might also be vulnerable to BMC hack.

The company brought new laptops to MWC, but they're mostly spec bumps.

SEC says Musk broke a promise to get tweets pre-approved by Tesla lawyers.

Funding existing or profitable projects is an empty gesture.

New Windows 10 builds are using Xbox's infrastructure for Windows games.

Windstream bankruptcy comes after $310 million court loss against hedge fund.

We aren't likely to see it happen, but it's still sobering.

Proponent of anti-vaccine bills falsely claims there's "research on both sides."

Braving maggots, "corpse cheese," and rotting carcasses, all in the name of science.

HMD/Nokia's 2019 smartphone lineup begins to take shape.

Scientists with fringe views being recruited to disavow Trump admin's own report.

“Sideways for attention. Longways for results,” a man says in the middle of a cartoon.

HoloLens 2 isn't the only part of Microsoft's plans for augmented reality.

LG's latest smartphone will authenticate you via the veins in your hand.

Plus two new mid-rangers. But sadly no sign of a new compact phone.

What would you do with two 6-inch OLED displays?

Key fixes in this year's model mean the $899 XPS 13 has few things holding it back.

Odd circular gaps in grassland growth likely due to resource competition. Or dragons.