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4.4 million taxpayers to get refunds from Intuit in settlement with all 50 states.

The big number came with a small update on desktop, Android, and iOS.

Shareholders want more corporate books opened in light of "disturbing allegations."

Voice assistant would help Sonos be less dependent on frenemies Amazon, Google.

YouTube Go offered free offline videos, but now you'll need YouTube Premium.

The number of caveats has only grown since the last few studies were done.

Highly expensive PC's display balances speed, resolution, and contrast.

Among other things, the software introduced us all to Comic Sans.

Better late than never: FCC asked aviation industry to fix problem in early 2020.

But there are already signs that the game's "audience may moderate over time."

The six-part miniseries begins on May 27 on Disney+.

World’s second-largest EV manufacturer hit by supply chain bottlenecks.

Ten months later, another chance at a do-over for Boeing's crewed spacecraft.

Residue analysis suggests it was a grenade but can't completely rule out other uses.

Omicron subvariants are evading vaccines and infection-derived protections.

ISPs ordered to block the pirate websites "by any technological means available."

Vulnerability in 3rd-party libraries can send devices' users to malicious sites.

Better online, but fails to exceed high bar set by popular Wii Sports originals.

Infrastructure funding will be used to boost full life cycle within the US.

Samsung somehow shipped Google's patch a month before Google.

Twitter SEC filing cites "inability to attract and retain key personnel."

Flying Joy-Cons recall the errant Wii remotes of the mid-'00s.

"You get it done with that competitive spirit. You get it done cheaper."

Given waste as starting material, software finds viable reaction path to drugs.

"It's kind of like Ghostbusters in some way."

Interested in attending? We'll tell you how to register for an invite!

Once-unknown group uses a tunnel fetish and a chameleon's ability to blend in.

Data suggests possibility of new infection wave, though vaccination boosts protection.

MIT's "reverberation machine" algorithm revealed eight new sources of those echoes.

Also, devs will now have 90 days to respond to a removal notice instead of 30.

Lawsuit says Fitbits are supposed to help customers "burn calories—not their skin."

Nathan Simington: Musk-led Twitter is good for Americans "who value free speech."

"We all need to be thinking bigger and better and really inspirationally about what we can do."

YouTuber strips old iMac of its components and turns it into a 5K monitor.

Apple accused of violating EU antitrust law by only letting Apple Pay use NFC.

As insects decline globally, there’s a need for regulating their sale online.

Service is free but requires a Microsoft account sign-up.

Ruling also cites license agreement to force circumvention claims to arbitration.

"He has spent his time at Roscosmos trying to get back into Putin’s good graces."

More than 50 criteria to earn a MediaSync Display or Adaptive-Sync Display logo.

"VW Group to F1" rumors have circulated for years, but now it's true.

Our need for minerals may strain supply and lead to environmental issues.

$300 million deal includes "over 50" classic games' rights, over 1,000 devs.

"These efforts are like building a big bonfire in the woods and hoping someone finds you."

Dealmaster also has deals on Apple's MacBook, Withings ScanWatch, Fire TV and more.

Laptops are generally bad for the environment—but some are less bad than others.

Our dive into gaming-soda history goes back to the dubious Pepsi Invaders.

A focus on recovery is welcome, but not at the cost of easy activity tracking.

Says "no further" sales planned after offloading portion of his stake in company.