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SpaceX's approved satellites will mean all this telescope's images will have tracks.

Five-year-old game suddenly went from 1-2 downloads a day to 200,000 a week.

Self Share focuses on file transfers across your own devices.

OEMs argue that the law as written creates a cybersecurity risk.

The trick is distinguishing a potential dark asteroid flare from a normal solar one.

After pulling the December patch and delaying January's, Google gets caught up.

Found footage series evokes psychological horror of classics like Rosemary's Baby.

Developer Berserk Games donates $10,000 to trans charity by way of apology.

Retailer delays implementation of policy as companies work on "potential solution."

"Banner year” thanks to skyrocketing cryptocurrency values, vulnerable startups.

A mid-priced, cable-free option strikes the right balance.

Misinformation and muddled public health messaging have failed expectant parents.

Dealmaster also includes Bluetooth speakers, gaming headsets, and the Mac Mini.

Never-before-seen, cross-platform SysJoker came from an "advanced threat actor."

One writer's obsession with getting her hands on an obscure anime rhythm game.

Check out what happens when you try to visit modern websites using Windows 98.

Tracking 11 years of price hikes—now as part of the competitive 2022 streaming world.

New York's attorney general celebrated with Wu-Tang Clan references.

Massive $20 billion site would be like “a little city.”

Scientists identified egg remnants from roundworm, tapeworm, whipworm, and pinworm.

"Big-game hunter" REvil has menaced the world for 3 years with massive attacks.

In some countries, 2G only serves as an attack vector, so why not turn it off?

Make your iPhone work like an old Boost Mobile phone.

Free Fire does look awfully familiar, right down to the frying pan.

User policies “cannot be used as a ‘license to steal.’”

Space anemia is tied to being in the void and can stick around awhile.

Kyiv has yet to assign blame for disruption to at least 70 sites.

"We made decisions, understanding that there would be great risks."

Coincides with service's February 1 shift to a Windows-only launcher.

"I have to keep my children safe."

Android 13 won't be out for seven-ish months, but that hasn't stopped the leaks.

New Comcast lobbyist listed "FCC nominations" as key issue in initial filing.

Hackers have long used browsers as a beachhead. Google aims for PNA to change that.

Keyboard switches give this microwave a more tactile feel.

Scientists have long linked the virus that causes mono to MS.

Split decisions from a deeply divided court.

La Niña in the Pacific meant no new record, but warming continues apace.

If you lived in the Central Andes circa 850 CE, you definitely wanted to party with the Wari.

"Free with subscription" perk is easy (and fun) to complete before trial expires.

What’s another few months after a delayed and drawn-out trial?

Unifying Windows' still-jumbled look and feel is a priority for Microsoft.

File-sharing service's latest macOS beta supports Arm.

SpaceX settles on plan for 30,000 new satellites as Amazon asks FCC for delay.

Meanwhile, Microsoft confirms it quietly discontinued the Xbox One in 2020.

TSMC investment will "put a ceiling" on Samsung, Intel's foundry plans.

This was the booster's 10th flight to space.

How the immune system targets viruses and shapes viral evolution.

It's based on popular Critical Role web series; S1 funded by Kickstarter campaign.

The best mask is the one Americans will actually wear, CDC director says.

Sony's small phone has a headphone jack and a microSD slot.