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Move to appease EU partners bars running MS apps on competitors' infrastructure.

Some of the tech feels a bit gimmicky, but there's a lot to like about this one.

The new boosters are expected to start going into arms around Labor Day.

Google posts an anti-rollback workaround, but only for developers.

Australian judge decided whether court docs could be served by OneDrive link.

Dell says it's reaching out to affected customers, retailers to replace the PCs.

"Reviewers" seemed focused on getting free game keys for resale, not playing.

The Velotric Discovery 1 isn't about looks or performance, but it's a fine e-bike.

In Japan, 1,900 government procedures still require submission on floppy disk.

PS5 refresh redeems combat, reignites drama—but is still chained to 2013 source.

New version of XProtect is "as active as many commercial anti-malware products."

Android 13 is a very small update, but it's also the second one this year.

A jeweler, a plastic surgeon, and an OnlyFans model get the coveted blue check.

"The way the sensor is behaving does not line up with the physics of the situation."

Officials are still determining the exact cause of death, which occurred August 28.

Logitech and Tencent have announced plans to make a streaming-focused portable.

Subscribers got over 200 Xbox 360 games; previously claimed titles will still work.

Someday, wood furniture could be shipped flat and then dried to form a final shape.

Two of the simplest forms of evasion are surprisingly effective against EDRs.

How long that takes to play out is unclear.

Tesla ordered to scrap shirt ban and notify workers that it violated US labor law.

Researchers listed reasons why Twitter fails to moderate self-harm content.

Sensor for already dry clothes relied on smartphone app, servers to work.

Results imply Earth may be more sensitive to carbon dioxide than previously known.

Computer eyes in the skies make real estate tax evasion in France much harder.

The FCC left 30 MHz of bandwidth for C-V2X applications.

February Morning has become a central player in underground fight against the Kremlin.

Company promises a big 29% jump in single-core CPU performance from Ryzen 5000.

"One New Yorker paralyzed by polio is already too many," state health commissioner says.

The whistleblower complaint might help Twitter's case instead, though.

Legal firms and shell companies Apple has used in the past were involved.

New models are about 13 percent lighter than 2020's hefty launch-era consoles.

"I am very proud of this launch team."

Agency says data shows users visits to clinics and homeless shelters.

Dish interference claim rejected; Viasat environmental protest "too speculative."

Engineers want to use robots as a sort of distributed 3D printer.

A settlement agreement drafted in the next 60 days will reveal the cost to Meta.

Recent leaks conflict with earlier Bloomberg reports on dimensions

A master class in adapting a beloved graphic novel series.

Honda and LG Energy Solution have formed a joint venture to make US batteries.

Their health risk together is worse than either alone.

Actually, it was not time.

13-game compilation benefits from cool tweaks, rollback netcode.

Dealmaster also has HyperX gaming headsets, the Google Chromecast, and the Xbox Series S.

Not the top performer, but the Spectre has other wins, like its 3:2 screen.

2FA provider Authy, password manager LastPass, and DoorDash all experienced breaches.

Recyclable polymer resin could also be used for car taillights, diapers, kitchen sinks.

Wendy's has already pulled the suspect lettuce from its burgers and sandwiches.

But the "30TB" disk does at least try to fool users in clever ways.