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Name:Wreck flaws in TCP/IP have global implications.

The battery EV MX-30 will be joined in time by a range-extended rotary hybrid.

F-150s and Mustang Mach-Es will receive an OTA update later this year.

"Size itself is not a sign of anticompetitiveness.”

New Inspiron lineup includes a 14 2-in-1, and 13-, 14-, 15-, and 16-inch laptops.

Zack Snyder returns to his Dawn of the Dead directorial roots.

The first hurdle for Starliner: Finding an open port on the space station

One customer under contract told Ars his price rose from $66,000 to $87,000.

App Store rules seemingly lead to tighter restrictions for Apple users.

Proposed law allowing public broadband networks awaits governor's signature.

Fans of the Uncharted game series might recognize Henry Every (Avery).

Dealmaster also has tons of Xbox and PS4 sales and Google Nest device deals.

A new iPad Pro is expected, among other announcements.

Smart TV users get pushed to YouTube, other OSes get Google TV or Play Movies.

Nineteen-member board had previously only considered restoring removed posts.

Five months later, "cold storage" isn't good enough for PS5 game installs.

An optional heat pump will increase the range further, by up to 10 percent.

An extremely rare clotting problem that's also seen with the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Plus new Roku OS updates and a revised two-in-one streaming soundbar.

Newest Surface PC offers familiar hardware but a wider range of configurations.

"We’re on the cusp of some bigger initiatives."

Intel says its driverless tech will be ready in 2023—I'm skeptical.

A CubeSat with plywood sides is planned for a Rocketlab launch.

Also: Mini LED display supply might make the new iPad Pro hard to find.

Today, Stallman and the FSF board issued joint statements concerning his return.

Vaccines take weeks to work; distancing and other health measures work immediately.

Nuance's deep-learning-based speech recognition serves 77% of US hospitals.

Charter mailed false ads to convince users Windstream was going out of business.

It's the "second most important archaeological discovery since the tomb of Tutankhamun.”

Exclusives and free games drive massive losses, but it's just a drop in the Epic bucket.

In a few weeks, the Shopping tab on Google.com will be the main interface.

"Looking at the Earth from afar, you realize it is too small for conflict."

France has a well-developed train network, and the ban only affects five routes.

Whether you're driving or a passenger, there's no escaping the sense of occasion.

Shine on, you lovable hard-drinking, bar brawling, foul-mouthed anti-Buffy.

New research describes the unknowns in our knowledge of solar geoengineering.

"I see before us two basic choices."

Lightning strikes in the far north could double by 2100.

Director Neil Burger discusses how his film delves into the core of human nature

The toymaker has had space shuttle sets in the past, but none as detailed as this.

The Winn-Dixie website isn't accessible for blind users with screen readers.

Blizzard Classic follows WarCraft III's utter failure with an udder success.

Scientists across Africa are collaborating to track them down.

The merge is exciting, but don't rush out to buy an Apple M1 for Linux just yet.

Russia now says it wants its vaccine back from Slovakia.

The Pixel 5a is getting Google's smallest distribution ever, due to a lack of chips?

The company's demo looks impressive, but most aspects have been done before.

Entirety of Goldeneye's spiritual successor can be found inside of 2016's Homefront.

Q Link Wireless made data available to anyone who knows a customer's phone number.

A deal with LG is close to being finalized, according to South Korean outlets.