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Dell puts LG Display's new IPS sub-type into its latest USB-C UltraSharp monitors.

12 W USB-C laptop dock with a twist.

Dell's latest business laptops tout enhanced AI software, thinner builds, Intel 12th Gen.

The DOJ investigates if Google Maps' various bundling schemes are anticompetitive.

Financial services will get the full Apple treatment, sources say.

Data released by the group purports to belong to Apple, Facebook, and others.

Dealmaster also has the new iPad Air, recommended board games, and LG OLED TVs.

Bill would define which behaviors are illegal and anticompetitive on platforms.

The Eletre is due in the US in 2024 with 600 hp and more than 300 miles of range.

Gravitational lensing has amplified the light of what may be a single star.

Motorola is now up to 10 percent market share while LG flatlines.

"We didn't do anything special, there's nothing wrong with torrents."

Former employee raises concerns about grievance procedure after assault, harassment.

Launch begins with Arc 3, which competes with low-end GeForce and Radeon GPUs.

In this episode of "Edge of Knowledge," we look at those most singular singularities.

What happens next will probably depend on the war in Ukraine.

Axie Infinity's use of a centralized "sidechain" opened up an avenue of attack.

New observational data rules out all but three possibilities about what they might be.

"A new and fascinating wrinkle to our understanding of how stars end their lives."

A method called "procedural justice" policing appears to work in the real world.

Experts are torn whether people should get boosted now or wait for signs of a surge.

In some TurboTax ads, "almost every word spoken is the word 'free.'"

Not all MFA is created equal, as script kiddies and elite hackers have shown recently.

Environmental groups push bitcoin to emulate ethereum, adopt proof of stake.

Trailer answers young pilot's question: "Who the hell are they going to get to teach us?"

Say bye to PlayStation Now, hello to PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium.

It's not the end of the GPU shortage, but it's a promising sign.

Data from apps on Apple- and Google-powered mobile devices is sent to Russian servers.

"What happens to space if the cost of access to space is essentially free?"

Despite the timing, the 45-minute hijacking was most likely an error, not an attack.

Officials fear the surge could turn deadly amid low vaccination rates among the elderly.

"A lot of people come to work every day that are working to get to 2025."

Fungal infections spread rapidly through crazy ant populations, wiped out 62% entirely.

Modern Warfare/Warzone pack can take up to 250GB on PC.

Lawsuit: "John Does" easily tricked YouTube by impersonating Destiny 2 maker.

Russian oil isn't illegal yet, but a Twitter bot is getting a head start.

Samsung's second smart monitor also adds remote PC access.

Want a mechanical keyboard but don't know where to start? We've got you covered.

Squeezing a bit more out of Alder Lake at the expense of higher power use.

Calendar can now generate a webpage of available time slots for a user to pick from.

Technology has all but removed human ability from the process of taking a picture.

Unsealed indictments: Hackers targeted US energy infrastructure for nearly a decade.

Dealmaster also includes AirPods, LG OLED TVs, and the latest Kirby game.

New research could also help preserve other frozen foods, donated organs, and tissues.

Moscow-based firm joins Huawei and ZTE on the same US security threat list.

The Studio Display gets cracked open, too.

Pharmas have largely refrained from cutting Russians off, but not everyone agrees.

But which of Google's three smart display OSes will it run? Cast OS? Android? Fuchsia?

No keyboard or mouse, though.