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Intended to make carbon taxes more popular, the scheme doesn't make an impression.

Required consumer labels to include price, fees, data caps, and performance data.

Last week, Google essentially told free G Suite users "pay up or lose your account."

This "double-dividend" can help rich nations significantly cut their emissions.

Small reductions in PM2.5 pollution could save over 140,000 lives.

The sphinxes are the latest finds to emerge from a 25-year restoration project.

Hopefully, RTX on Arm isn't too far behind.

It's not due to race until 2023, but Porsche is getting an early start.

Spotify "regrets Neil's decision"; Young objected to COVID misinformation.

Omicron wave's hospital admissions are 76% higher than delta's, CDC reports.

First found in 2019, Brata keeps adding new forms of malice to its toolbox.

Amazon suspended program amid investigation, is now forbidden from restarting it.

If your preorder landed in the first wave, Valve has payment instructions for you.

"Overture would offer the valuable advantage of time."

There aren't any new features, but these issues had to be addressed expediently.

It's 35% more than Samsung, with no Google apps and a murky update future.

Notepad and Media Player redesigns will also be released to the public.

Legends rethinks the series' catching and battling without throwing them out.

Amazon's paid tweeters praised company, denied that workers urinate in bottles.

Dealmaster also has Wacom tablets, AMD Ryzen CPUs, and Amazon's Fire TV Stick.

Feature would extend battery life span with AI.

Stablecoin raised concerns of “excessive concentration of economic power.”

It re-enters the fray with cutting-edge technology and head-turning design.

It's a major victory for Intel.

Weird GPU lands in a bonkers market on the heels of the disappointing AMD RX 6500.

Relief appears to be months, if not years, away.

It's likely only a matter of time before PwnKit is exploited in the wild.

Team also unearthed remains of several large stone towers dating back to the Bronze Age.

Musician wants streaming platform to address "fake information" on vaccines.

Written from scratch, DazleSpy is the latest advanced piece of Mac malware.

The Supreme Court blocked its first choice, but there are other options available.

EA's exclusivity deal with Lucasfilm is ending, but EA is still making new games.

"Learning to live with COVID cannot mean that we give this virus a free ride."

Fixed Earth station would bring Starlink to buildings in harsher environments.

Google still wants to build tracking tech for advertisers directly into the browser.

"Gaming keyboard" looks fit for work, too.

One Twitter bot has been removed, but the threat remains.

Nvidia remains hopeful, but report paints different picture behind the scenes.

In some cases, producing one tonne of aluminum can result in 14 to 16 metric tons of CO.

The size of the speed improvements depends on the work you're doing.

At times, it remains difficult to believe this is really happening.

An iPhone SE, new iPads, and more ARM Macs? All possible.

Health industry loves to peddle pills and tricks, but Americans are missing the basics.

No interaction required. "I didn't even know that shit was possible," pwned player says.

2Gbps and 5Gbps available to 5.2 million homes and businesses in 70+ metro areas.

Devs must update existing games to utilize handy new Dynamic Cloud Sync feature.

SCOBY-based membranes are more effective than commercial ones at preventing biofilms.

Widescreen support, 60 fps, mods, and more planned for Windows version.

Black holes may be inclined to lean while merging, get kicked as a result.

If confirmed, the attack would be one of the first times ransomware has been used this way.