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Court ruling may incentivize cops to push the envelope on novel surveillance tactics.

This troubling ability could be used by scammers or to target ads.

Inspired "Wonder Flower" effects add to great sound and animation.

"We're advocating that the design space has expanded. Use it."

The new price is not set, but one analyst suggested it could be up to 5x higher.

FCC received blank pages, a Windows Printer Test, and an "indiscernible object."

A cheaper option is welcome, but Apple's Pencil lineup is now a bit confusing.

Financial risk too great for dev working "in my spare time to help others."

An unknown threat actor is exploiting the vulnerability to create admin accounts.

Qualcomm and Google project will enable more RISC-V Android devices in the future.

New generation has relatively little to offer, though Core i7 is interesting.

An engrossing, expanded NYC makes up for some hackneyed storytelling.

EV sales have grown as price cuts and production increases take effect.

Your annual reminder that science can be beautiful as well as informative.

Licensing at this point for Starship is a critical path item for the Artemis program."

New audiences for Suits and Ballers, but licensing costs may squeeze profits.

New papers claim to link evolution to other physics, but neither really succeeds.

Will we see an iPad Air refresh, a new Pencil, or nothing this fall?

NYT asked the court to intervene and unseal secretive testimony in its entirety.

Computer science student Luke Farritor won $40,000 from the Vesuvius Challenge.

The popular developer forum is still hunting for a "path to profitability."

A sound so iconic, it was embedded into The Empire Strikes Back.

Google got a warning, but X could face millions in fines for compliance failure.

Comcast renamed its whole network "Xfinity 10G" despite cable's slower speeds.

Nissan has been able to satisfy the IRS's domestic battery component requirement.

New console will be FPGA-based but won't support other openFPGA cores.

Gear up for gift-giving season with these early holiday tech deals.

Agreement for funding from UAE fell through after Russia invaded Ukraine.

Some insects' wings flap without brain input. Robots help us understand how.

From the 550 Spyder to the Le Mans-winning 919 Hybrid and beyond.

There are ways to clean it up, however.

Can we skip the dairy and still get a cheese that doesn't taste like plants?

It's likely that something stripped the outer layers off a once-rocky exoplanet.

Schreier: Kotick will depart after 33 years, employees are "very excited."

Climate change is robbing some hydro dams of water while oversupplying others.

The people sickened range in age from 2 to 73.

Packed with sensors, it's a 4K VA panel that can make 2D look like 3D.

Highlights from Caroline Ellison testimony in Sam Bankman-Fried's criminal trial.

New policy covers training data and AI output-but no mention of Bard.

"NASA's aspirational goal to achieve a cost savings of 50 percent is highly unrealistic."

Report: US weighing new export controls to block China's access to AI chips.

A nice VR upgrade also offers a glimpse of a mixed-reality future.

Psyche is going to a metal world with plasma engines and lasers. It's not sci-fi.

The mobile app has a "Google Discover" newsfeed, so the homepage should, too?

The misdiagnosis is a global problem that could worsen as malaria territory expands.

In a changed environment, jellyfish change their response to potential collisions.

These leftovers are still worth checking out.

Activision CEO Bobby Kotick can now look forward to his next $375M chapter.

"Netflix and chill" may take on new meaning.

Mike Flanagan knocks it out of the park with his last limited series for Netflix.