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Scientists opposed whaling and secretly tracked its toll.

Printer makers have a history of invasive practices that hurt user repairability, experience.

Lee's ascendancy to Samsung chairman position key to "vitalizing the economy."

It's not just Stadia, either; non-Google streaming rivals also get featured.

"One of the questions that we’re getting a lot is, 'How full are you guys?'"

Want a smartphone but don't want to spend $1,000? We've got you covered.

Global cases have topped 30,000, and the US is scrambling to vaccinate thousands.

Unvaccinated people no longer need to quarantine and physical distancing is de-emphasized.

Think you're too smart to be fooled by a phisher? Think again.

Company with notable footage-sharing issues wants to do it more, but funny.

Australian scientists find first biomechanical evidence for a long-suspected idea.

The Sub Mini was expected any day, but it's been pushed back.

That's one way to say you're not necessarily raising prices, Disney+.

Musk tells judge Twitter isn't producing names of employees he wants to question.

Thousands of adult entertainers claim they were added to a "blacklist."

A750 will be less competitive in older games, but it will all come down to price.

Rulemaking action already has support, but some want Congress to act first.

E2EE prevents anyone other than the sender and receiver from reading messages.

The new Razr looks a lot like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip.

Plate tectonics may have its origins in impacts, based on new data from Australia.

Ahead of a rumored shift to businesses, the video-calling device broadens its appeal.

There are vulnerabilities in 5G platforms carriers offer to wrangle embedded device data.

Research has implications for urban gardening and food production.

The healthy boy died a week after falling ill with the tricky-to-diagnose infection.

After service's June revision, we review how poorly its "classic" library is going.

The technology has drawn scrutiny from privacy activists and politicians.

Visitor accounts, artwork describe exact locations of three mass graves

FCC: "Nascent" Starlink tech has capacity limits, may not deliver required speed.

When it comes to echo chambers, TV trumps online.

ISP's history suggests you can expect only limited availability in each area.

LG Display says new OLED panel is brighter and more euphonious than rivals.

The Mid-Infrared Instrument needs to be at 7 Kelvin to work.

Dealmaster also has Wacom tablets, the Apple Pencil, the Surface Pro 8, and the iPad Mini.

Designs will be useful for incorporating emoji into apps, art projects, and more.

Musk has now sold $15.4 billion worth of TSLA shares since agreeing to buy Twitter.

You lose the rotation bezel, but you gain somewhat confusing temp monitoring.

Good news for ultrawide screens, ray tracing, and Steam Deck. Bad news for lesser PCs.

Samsung's foldable lineup gets new chips but otherwise doesn't change much.

Two test firings on Tuesday bring the company closer to a Starship orbital flight.

Jared Mauch gets $2.6 million from gov't to expand fiber ISP in rural Michigan.

Unusually resourced threat actor has targeted multiple companies in recent days.

Yes, there were probes—including an anal probe.

Google is tired of losing so badly to iMessage, so it wants Apple to adopt RCS.

A teen shared one message, then cops requested all her data without her consent.

So what is it doing up there? Secret, space-y stuff, of course.

Seamless gaming controller syncing, USB 3.0 improvements, and more.

The CHIPS and Science Act authorizes subsidies up to $200 billion over 10 years.

Tornado Cash banned over money laundering but has legitimate uses as privacy tool.

Supply-chain attacks are moving GitHub toward digitally signed packages.

Nokia and Oppo fight over patent renewal fees, just like in a TV carriage dispute.