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Amazon Ring gave police data without user consent 11 times so far in 2022.

Despite a significant Achilles' heel, mixers are seeing unprecedented demand.

New rewards program shuns blockchain; other Sony divisions have different NFT stances.

Experiments between quantum and classical computers show term’s evolving meaning.

Android 13 is a smaller release after the monster that was Android 12.

Welcome news for anyone who's ready to retire their Sony Discman.

Firm scoffed at "misinformation"—then halted withdrawals and filed for bankruptcy.

"There was a time when the world was so young, there had not yet been a sunrise."

Move comes as much-maligned "BioWare Points" system fades into the sunset.

In our latest "Edge of Knowledge" episode, we look at facts versus feelings.

Google's Chrome OS Flex enters general availability to revive old hardware.

This is on top of GM and EVgo installing 3,250 fast chargers by 2025.

If every driver has a horror story about charging, adoption is going to stall.

We've sorted through Amazon's annual garage sale to find the stuff that's worth your time.

Microsoft will be Netflix's exclusive "advertising technology and sales partner."

Over the span of three seconds, there were nine individual bursts.

Other retailers still have stock of some of the better deals that've run dry on Amazon.

UEFI updates often require manual installation. Are you patched?

New fees for websites and online applications would be a disaster, MEPs say.

$104 system includes six-button gamepad; 23 Genesis, Sega CD games announced thus far.

"Naive Angel Mode" designed for "play right in the living room" around children.

Nighttime light intensity lengthens pollen season in US cities.

Teen TikTokers will start seeing content ratings in the coming weeks.

Unicode Consortium has recently sought to rein in the number of new emoji.

Our top picks for ANC headphones and true wireless earbuds are as cheap as we've seen.

Contract between Apple and LoveFrom ends after three years.

It's “the first time anyone has deduced the shape of the gas cloud around a spaghettified star.”

A day after the deep field of the early Universe, we have nebulas and an exoplanet.

Campaign that steals email has targeted at least 10,000 organizations since September.

iOS offered this capability for a while, but YouTube was slow to implement it.

Anterior opening in orbital hoods helps redirect kinetic energy from the blasts.

Lawsuit: Musk's contractual breaches "cast a pall over Twitter and its business."

The deadline to comment on "special treatment" for political emails is July 16.

After months of hype, the retailer may have missed the NFT gravy train.

Sega has so far left all versions of Origins unpatched since late-June launch.

Proteins in food set off an immune response—but a feeble one.

Featuring deals on Amazon devices, Jabra headphones, Tile trackers, and Logitech mice.

Booster expansion could come within 2 weeks and wouldn't preclude fall booster.

In Korea, BMW will let owners subscribe to options instead of buying them outright.

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei is back with a new company, but it has nothing to say.

Smaller, lighter mirrorless cameras have mostly caught up to DSLR image quality.

Senators asked for receipts on how many posts were wrongly deleted.

Twitter sends letter slamming Musk in prelude to lawsuit.

They'll need an SSD, though.

Both companies are rolling out mitigations, but they add overhead of 12 to 28 percent.

We put 1/6-scale cabs from New Wave Toys and their tiny joysticks to the test.

"Going forward, we won’t do a spin start test with all 33 engines at once."

Redwood is already recycling more than 6 GWh of lithium-ion batteries a year.

Spec completion signals better and, potentially, cheaper cable-free audio