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The test uses an isothermal nucleic acid amplification method instead of PCR.

Review: Aloy now ranks with Master Chief, Link as a gaming icon to beat.

"Your desecration of reality will not go unpunished."

The trailer is set to a spooky remix of Stevie Wonder's 1963 hit, Fingertips.

New energy needs a new market.

It's probable that the impact object comes from a Chinese rocket launched in 2014.

The series never really figures out whose story it wants to tell. This is not the way.

Dealmaster also includes the Google Chromecast, AirPods Pro, and Amazon Fire tablets.

Its first BEV is due this year.

A “laundry list” of technical measures to cover wrongdoers' tracks didn’t work.

It's the first time parasite eggs have been found in concreted layers of a Roman pot.

Banks still use SMS for 2FA, much to the satisfaction of crooks.

The vaccine maker and regulator will wait for data on a third shot, expected in April.

COVID will affect cardiovascular health, health care for years to come, authors say.

There's also a minor watchOS update today.

Apple AirTags have been used for stalking women and by car thieves.

Alienware AW3423DW brings rare form factor to OLED monitor options.

A phone was supposed to arrive in 2021 and never did.

Senators demand more answers and transparency from CIA in redacted letter.

Two other indicted Team Xecuter members have yet to face trial.

"To be frank, civilization is feeling a little bit fragile right now."

"How can the government better leverage your commercial conops?"

Magecart hackers strike again.

Sam Neill, Laura Dern, and Jeff Goldblum reunite for the first time since 1993 film.

Who remembered that "Google Currents" was still available for businesses? Anybody?

New strategy aims to slash emissions without compromising readiness.

Editorial: state legislatures appear to be gearing up to travel a familiar path.

The second one is a real lightweight, at only a quarter of Earth's mass.

Tesla slams lawsuit that alleges misconduct at Fremont factory from 2015 to 2019.

Dickens Code project issued crowd-sourced call to crack author's idiosyncratic shorthand.

Corsair's K70 RGB Pro joins the rush of inconspicuously fast keyboards.

NASA explains concerns to FCC, urges more research and careful deployment by SpaceX.

"Holding back Cam and Dom’s story meant compromising the values we live by."

An Android 12L beta came out just yesterday, but that's not stopping Google.

FritzFrog goes on a hacking spree, corralling >1,500 machines all over the world.

"It's better to rest at home than rest in peace," health minister cautions.

Nationwide EV charging network is moving forward quickly.

Two factories used by Western Digital and Kioxia have been affected.

Episode two of "Edge of Knowledge" continues, focusing on the red planet.

May 25 premiere date coincides with 45th anniversary of A New Hope's release.

Switch surprises: Portal, No Man's Sky, Earthbound, Mario Strikers, Live-A-Live... whew!

"Our hospitalizations are still high, our death rates are still high," CDC director cautioned.

Ambulance and emergency services are among those suffering from “deliberate” hack.

Tina Peters was filmed kicking leg toward officer and likely faces charges.

The discoveries strongly support what onlookers already suspected.

It's got super slim bezels, a camera notch, and an S-Pen.

Multiconsole Call of Duty and more will extend well "into the future."

The MagLev Switch MX uses neodymium magnets and a Hall-effect sensor.

The problem was a broadcast containing image files with no extensions.

New findings could shed light on how humans evolved ability to design and use tools.