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Update is reportedly being prepared for public release early next week.

Peters lied about "consultant" who copied data; deputy clerk had cameras disabled.

They also ate primarily cereal grains, supplemented with beans, fruits, nuts, or meat.

New Macs, an "M1X" chip, and even new AirPods could all be on offer.

Update would give Chrome OS a feature Windows and macOS already offer.

"Each one of these tells us a chapter of the story that we're all a part of."

COO Balwani hired his longtime dermatologist to run Theranos’ lab.

"Will I be able to break ground tomorrow? No. Do I want to break ground tomorrow? Yeah."

"Why do I not appear on the game's credits? Is it some kind of mistake?"

The dyes are cheap to make, but they can't be read without a special microscope.

Moderna boosters are recommended for the same groups eligible for a Pfizer booster.

Governor also threatens to sue paper for finding flaw that exposed teachers' SSNs.

Tile takes on Apple AirTags and Samsung SmartTags in 2022 with new tracker.

High-level security driver allegedly only runs when games are active, server-side protections also included.

Outage lasted approximately 4 hours, causing issues with health app.

The US presents a roadmap for leasing on the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf Coasts.

Low-latency wireless audio with aptX Adaptive Bluetooth and Apple Airplay 2.

"Most open source projects are black holes ultimately and always will be."

Walgreens thought “the technology worked as we were told.”

Drug developed with $35M in federal funds; Merck expected to reap billions.

An Android phone is required—because it's the controller.

Company suspects credential stuffing, but questions remain.

He was hired to build a fake news op but now wants to put things right.

The Cretaceous–Paleogene mass extinction saw a snake-splosion of biodiversity.

Trial was too small to definitively compare combinations, but Moderna may have an edge.

Watching fringe stations and general mistrust of science are both causing problems.

Numbers and potential incentives just don't add up.

American Airlines: "Federal vaccine mandate supersedes any conflicting state laws."

Epic swapped Google Play IAPs in 2020, but the contract says it couldn't do that.

Unusual property reduces the defects that have hindered commercialization to date.

Mediocre speed and a few odd decisions overshadow a neat design.

Grocer did over 100 hours of due diligence on Theranos deal, ex-CEO says.

Acer announced six new Chromebooks today, ranging from $400–$900.

Acer expands its "antimicrobial" portfolio.

Even at its $329 MSRP, it's a tough sell. Chip-shortage realities likely won't help.

"Everybody in the world needs to do this."

PS5 and Xbox Series X/S get 120 fps support; DualSense support a bonus for PS players.

With just over a month until launch, DICE's latest shooter still needs a lot of work.

Adding storage could allow solar to produce nearly half of China's electricity.

Drop drops new ready-to-buy keyboards at steep prices.

The 536-hp electric sedan is more powerful than an M3.

Brewery's Super PAC fed up with "anti-science' school boards, helps parents sue.

Five winepresses, treading floor, warehouses, and pottery kilns among the major finds.

Company targets gamers with IP32 certification and eight-zone RGB backlight.

Abbott previously indicated gov't shouldn't interfere with business decisions.

An out-of-nowhere 5MB patch finishes the job, takes us on a GFWL memory trip.

We expect to hear news about faster Apple Silicon Macs and macOS Monterey.

Companies are under increasing pressure to quantify and reduce their footprints.

Content recommendations and watch lists will finally be personalized per user.