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He was also buried with the partial skulls of two former patients.

Resigns after boss's "abrupt termination," hints at Activision's "political influence."

A Linux clamshell in Razer clothing.

Lawsuit: Musk's illegal delay caused investors to sell at artificially low price.

MmWave is optional, and four models point to a wide rollout, unlike the Pixel 5a.

Critics argue the bitcoin and ethereum networks consume too much energy.

Digital Foundry confirms that RDNA 2 features are online—but only in Windows (for now).

Collectors paying $50 or more for freebie from $70 Deluxe Edition game.

Licensing terms changed fees for Microsoft products running in Amazon, Google cloud.

Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover, Ford, Lamborghini, and Lotus also use w3w.

Find suggests the titanosaurs didn't need to migrate to favorable nesting sites.

"Unintended consequences will be profound," Cook claims.

The effectiveness is modest but could still prevent a large number of infections.

The attack was the first in five years to use Sandworm's Industroyer malware.

RaidForums was one of the top sites to "buy and sell hacked or stolen databases."

"Macmini10,1" model identifier references a new Mac, but not much other info.

BBK is pumping out phones with Samsung's foldable displays and ultra-thin glass.

Developer CCP says it has no blockchain plans "for the foreseeable future."

Mini LED drives the monitor into standout territory.

E15 is no better than gasoline for climate change, and it lowers fuel efficiency.

WebKit browser includes ad blocking, password manager but no extension support.

Looks like we'll finally get the full scoop on the show's underlying mythology.

"We’re very comfortable with the path forward."

The Air Grand Touring Performance will cost $179,000 and go 446 miles on a charge.

Low vaccination among elderly and reports of deaths in hospitals raise questions.

The Google-owned company adds a feature previously seen in the Apple Watch.

Speedrunners use glitches to warp through the entire map without killing a single enemy.

Apple appears to have fixed the server-side update issue as of Sunday night.

Unboxing and cute intro video for now; full crank-filled review coming in a week.

With the per-line costs dropping $5-$10, family plans can save a lot.

Washington's wave shows how BA.2 is exploiting relaxed health measures.

Analyst: Musk may build bigger stake and take "hostile stance toward Twitter."

The Cruise autonomous vehicle was stopped in San Francisco's Richmond District.

"We knew better as untrained college students."

arXiv preprint suggests December 23, 178 BCE; others think it was summer 204 BCE.

The promise of exposure can lead artists to sign deals they otherwise wouldn't consider.

New animated movie from Richard Linklater is all about the vibes, man.

Researchers detect volcanic activity by watching how light moves through a cable.

Dealmaster also has Logitech's MX Master 3, Samsung microSD cards, and lots of video games.

Biggest platforms would be barred from advantaging themselves over the little guys.

Companies are betting on computer-controlled, airborne wind energy for future power.

Researchers have been in search of vulnerable real-world apps. The wait continues.

The most vulnerable weren't vaccinated.

Following the lead of Samsung and Apple, Google is supporting DIY repairs.

Lawyer recruits cable customers for mass arbitration that could be costly for Cox.

The bitumen-coated boat once plied the waterways around one of the world’s first cities.

Partnership to use computational materials science to speed development.

Pac-Land re-release includes "Pac-Mom" in place of the legally disputed "Miss."

Dramatically more detailed maps are coming to the navigation mode.

Change could break some software that uses hardcoded directory names.