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Google still wants to build tracking tech for advertisers directly into the browser.

"Gaming keyboard" looks fit for work, too.

One Twitter bot has been removed, but the threat remains.

Nvidia remains hopeful, but report paints different picture behind the scenes.

In some cases, producing one tonne of aluminum can result in 14 to 16 metric tons of CO.

The size of the speed improvements depends on the work you're doing.

At times, it remains difficult to believe this is really happening.

An iPhone SE, new iPads, and more ARM Macs? All possible.

Health industry loves to peddle pills and tricks, but Americans are missing the basics.

No interaction required. "I didn't even know that shit was possible," pwned player says.

2Gbps and 5Gbps available to 5.2 million homes and businesses in 70+ metro areas.

Devs must update existing games to utilize handy new Dynamic Cloud Sync feature.

SCOBY-based membranes are more effective than commercial ones at preventing biofilms.

Widescreen support, 60 fps, mods, and more planned for Windows version.

Black holes may be inclined to lean while merging, get kicked as a result.

If confirmed, the attack would be one of the first times ransomware has been used this way.

Intel's stab at the dedicated GPU market still looks promising.

Using Europe as an example, the technical feasibility looks promising.

Laptops come in screen sizes ranging from 11 to 14 inches, start at $350.

Plan would block sale-and-leaseback wiring deals and exclusive revenue sharing.

Tech sanctions may be the new go-to foreign policy tool.

The obvious upgrades would be more storage and AV1 support.

The impact could offer scientists a peek at the selenology of the Moon.

Cryptocurrencies tumble in wake of global stock sell-off, proposed Russian crypto ban.

Philipp Dettmer, a self-described immune enthusiast, invites us into his world.

Will green energy goals suffer as aging nuclear infrastructure is phased out?

Vincent Pankoke ID'd Jewish Council member Arnold van den Bergh as most likely culprit.

Patriot Front says it's aligned with American heroes. Leaks paint a darker picture.

Luxurious interior and quiet ride combine with disappointing mileage.

You don’t want to be under one if the cable snaps.

Order agreed upon by both parties, includes $150,000 judgment in Roblox's favor.

Sam Zeloof's creations show what’s possible for small-scale silicon tinkerers.

But there's a much higher threshold of 550° C for levitation of an ice disk to occur.

"Your answers are not in the stars and they never have been."

Real-world data shows booster doses are standing up to omicron.

In early tests, CBD inhibits the virus, but THC blocks this effect.

Vast majority of early listings are at least "playable," with no graphics issues.

After stalling for almost two years, FAA cleared 78% of planes in the past week.

If your site is using add-ons downloaded from AccessPress Themes, it may be infected.

Google Labs tackles "high-potential, long-term projects," and that includes blockchain.

"These are the kinds of things that America needs to do to remain a leader in space."

Formal move comes five weeks into strike over laid-off workers.

Intel will start with two fabs, but it has space for eight.

But buying a GPU is so hard that even a bad graphics card is better than none.

500 hp hybrids and synthetic fuel are new for this year.

Omo I is the oldest skull with clearly Homo sapiens features, including a chin.

9 phrases to know when buying a high-end PC mouse.

“Everyone is safe, and the team did an admirable job."

One gas bubble lasted for a whopping 465 days, a world record for this type of object.

Irreverence, whimsy, radishes: series' return includes Muppet-teering at its best.