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You've heard for years that easier, more secure logins are imminent. That day is here.

Money from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Binance may give US reason to investigate.

FDA reports 3 TTS cases per million J&J doses, and 0.48 deaths per million doses.

Nvidia reported the GPUs were being used for gaming, a less volatile market.

After Audible purchases were turned off in April, Kindle purchases are gone now, too.

Wi-Fi Alliance has promised "at least" 30Gbps.

New Javacript API will "simplify the access to data for all," developer says.

Addictive roguelite is back and better than ever.

Green hydrogen is made on-site to power the enormous truck's fuel cells.

The world's smallest porpoise can rebound, but each death decreases the odds.

"There are tens of terabytes of data that’s just falling out of the sky."

"Our teams are containing the majority of these issues to minimize impact on schedules."

"Very quiet launches. Beautiful landings."

Total excess deaths far exceed the reported deaths directly due to COVID-19.

Shining example of why MCU should trust a singular filmmaker's vision.

Settlement requires accurate speed claims and payment of nearly $9 million.

Epic changed its mind about keeping Fortnite off of Xbox Cloud Gaming.

HP, Acer announce first Chrome OS devices with up to eight x86 cores.

2016 app with a now-popular name now belongs to multi-billion dollar AppLovin.

"History does not remember blood. It remembers names."

Instead of a password, devices could look for your phone over Bluetooth.

The latest Trek series plays it almost too safe, but it still feels right.

Broadband lobby dismisses case after preliminary injunction was denied three times.

The Volta Zero has been designed for urban logistics use.

Musk also hopes to get former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to pitch in.

For 40 years, researchers deceived test subjects about the true purpose of the study.

Lenovo plays with textures and high-end parts for a new range of ultralight clamshells.

Dealmaster also has deals on Kindles, Google Nest, Roku, and more.

The monument's builders didn't have to clear dense forests after all.

In JAMA viewpoint, FDA leaders say a fall booster decision should come next month.

Destiny developer is one of a handful of tech companies speaking out.

Once an hour, the side of a star bombarded by radiation comes into view.

4.4 million taxpayers to get refunds from Intuit in settlement with all 50 states.

The big number came with a small update on desktop, Android, and iOS.

Shareholders want more corporate books opened in light of "disturbing allegations."

Voice assistant would help Sonos be less dependent on frenemies Amazon, Google.

YouTube Go offered free offline videos, but now you'll need YouTube Premium.

The number of caveats has only grown since the last few studies were done.

Highly expensive PC's display balances speed, resolution, and contrast.

Among other things, the software introduced us all to Comic Sans.

Better late than never: FCC asked aviation industry to fix problem in early 2020.

But there are already signs that the game's "audience may moderate over time."

The six-part miniseries begins on May 27 on Disney+.

World’s second-largest EV manufacturer hit by supply chain bottlenecks.

Ten months later, another chance at a do-over for Boeing's crewed spacecraft.

Residue analysis suggests it was a grenade but can't completely rule out other uses.

Omicron subvariants are evading vaccines and infection-derived protections.

ISPs ordered to block the pirate websites "by any technological means available."

Vulnerability in 3rd-party libraries can send devices' users to malicious sites.

Better online, but fails to exceed high bar set by popular Wii Sports originals.