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FritzFrog goes on a hacking spree, corralling >1,500 machines all over the world.

"It's better to rest at home than rest in peace," health minister cautions.

Nationwide EV charging network is moving forward quickly.

Two factories used by Western Digital and Kioxia have been affected.

Episode two of "Edge of Knowledge" continues, focusing on the red planet.

May 25 premiere date coincides with 45th anniversary of A New Hope's release.

Switch surprises: Portal, No Man's Sky, Earthbound, Mario Strikers, Live-A-Live... whew!

"Our hospitalizations are still high, our death rates are still high," CDC director cautioned.

Ambulance and emergency services are among those suffering from “deliberate” hack.

Tina Peters was filmed kicking leg toward officer and likely faces charges.

The discoveries strongly support what onlookers already suspected.

It's got super slim bezels, a camera notch, and an S-Pen.

Multiconsole Call of Duty and more will extend well "into the future."

The MagLev Switch MX uses neodymium magnets and a Hall-effect sensor.

The problem was a broadcast containing image files with no extensions.

New findings could shed light on how humans evolved ability to design and use tools.

RISC-V chips could give Intel Foundry Services some much needed volume.

The Joint European Torus takes a major step in preparing for work at ITER.

"The necessary security measures are in place" ahead of Feb. 25 launch.

Dealmaster also has "buy two, get one free" sales, LG OLED TVs, and Switch games.

Geomagnetic storm boosted atmospheric drag, preventing orbit-raising maneuvers.

With new SoCs, the same prices, and some slightly smaller sizes.

The AI needed to master car control, tactics, etiquette, and strategy.

If supply chain shortages have you down, an older Pi can still get a makeover.

Latest fundraising round requires Intellivision to list over $8M in debt, other warnings.

One lawmaker is also a physician under investigation for prescribing ivermectin.

"What was the movie that Andy saw that made him want a Buzz Lightyear toy?"

Precisely placed "light absorbing" layer fixes Fresnel-lens artifacts.

The iPhone NFC feature will reach developers, vendors, and customers this year.

Beta bootloader is available now, will roll out to all Pi 4 boards later.

Proof-of-concept paper shows how data centers could help manage the grid.

The February patch is also the first on-time release for the Pixel 6.

E-Space claims its satellites will "capture debris... to prevent further collisions."

It's one of a few features Microsoft is testing internally.

The problem is caused by contamination in an antilock brake controller module.

Can the compact Tonale help reverse the brand's sales decline?

The biggest question: Are these vehicles truly ready for flight?

Arm owner SoftBank will instead spin the business off via an IPO.

Boosting with an omicron-specific vaccine didn't offer more protection against omicron.

Theranos co-founder Holmes was recently convicted of fraud and awaits sentencing.

Third-party tools grab personal information from medical, genetic-testing company sites.

IRS "will transition away from" ID.me selfie system after bipartisan backlash.

iOS 15.4 will add Universal Control and mask-friendly Face ID in March, too.

Enabling macros for these files will be possible but more difficult than before.

Invisible cylinder will keep Horizon avatars apart by default.

Fear can halve the population size of songbirds—and maybe others—in five years.

Cloud of atoms acts as the heart of a controller for quantum cooling system.

Issues impacting Wi-Fi 6E products will continue until the end of this year.

PriceRunner sues for business damages after Google loses EU Commission lawsuit.