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Fauci took a second round of Paxlovid, which is at odds with the FDA and CDC stance.

Arm's new chips completely drop 32-bit support, which might cause problems.

A surprisingly fun turn-based game made by id Software for a pre-iPhone world.

Ascent has major implications for a world increasingly reliant on electric vehicles.

Starlink wants users to protest plan to share 12 GHz band with mobile networks.

The new charging stand is available for pre-order now.

Dealmaster also includes LG OLED TVs, Eero mesh WiFi systems, and tons of video games.

If passed, it would likely impact social media users everywhere.

Facebook parent faces backlash from developers, accusations of "hypocrisy" over VR store terms.

Deep field images of the universe, exoplanet atmospheres, and more to be unveiled.

Brazil joins EU and efforts from US politicians in universal charger push.

But Spellbreak will shut down in 2023 after failing to hit "escape velocity."

Windows 10 22H2 can be enabled on a fully updated 21H2 install with a few commands.

City "has no authority to require Comcast" to connect unserved homes.

Router-stalking ZuoRAT is likely the work of a sophisticated nation-state, researchers say.

For the first time in almost 2 decades, Sony announced non-professional monitors.

But Kishi's 2020 model will be better for some users, and Razer's app still stinks.

"We made incredible progress last week."

Users are left unsure if their posts will be removed or left alone.

Hyundai has translated the Prophecy concept into its curvaceous production car.

Score inflation, a lack of search functions mar an interesting setup.

Please don't ask how the phone is actually related to the metaverse. Just go with it.

Jury: Charter was negligent, must pay $338M for murder of 83-year-old in her home.

The outbreak is violently hollowing out visitors to the majestic canyon.

Sequel set "many years" later, will hit Switch and PC sometime in 2022.

An odd laptop experiment gets even odder (and a lot smaller).

Warming, wildfires, and unpredictable weather are disrupting the winemaking process.

312 miles of range and the luxury you expect from a Caddy, at under $63,000.

DDoSes aim to punish Baltic country's blockade of shipments to Kaliningrad.

Program meant to lower demand pays home owners to use battery instead of the grid.

For now, a federal appeals court allowed Juul to stay on the market until a legal review.

Hangouts was the primary Google messaging app from 2013–2016.

We match good hardware-manufacturing news with a dive into Valve's public-facing data.

Higher-capacity versions of the new MacBook Pro don't seem to be affected.

There's a big difference between fluent speech and fluent thought.

Better platform integration would make a HomePod comeback more impactful.

In general, the House budget writers appear to largely support NASA's activities.

We've got some 101-level tips on essential gear for your home office.

Dealmaster picks out the best of Steam's mega-sale. Plus, deals on storage and Apple Watches.

The discovery greatly expands the scope of known microbial diversity.

A brief breakdown of the display tech behind TVs, monitors, and laptops.

Ubisoft, Activision Blizzard, and more respond to Supreme Court decision.

Ming-Chi Kuo called it "the most complicated product Apple has ever designed."

The mission's control software hasn't been validated, and launch window is closing.

We're currently unsure why the cells of the heart ended up dead.

Phone-tracking enables "constant sale of Americans' personal data," Democrats say.

Google gives Chromebooks more ways to connect with other devices.

New moderation tools will let players be permanently "banned from online play."

These PCs are too old to run Windows 11, but Windows 10 can still buy them time.

No rocket with this many engines has ever successfully launched.