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The next Echo Show should process things like speech and image recognition faster.

Former Fox Business host says his ad revenue has taken a hit.

"We will not boost our way out of this pandemic."

Multi-PC control in a smaller form factor.

Pricing remains a mystery, but expect MSRP to be lower than the $379 RX 6600XT.

Greek names are out, supplemental names are in.

The vans use GM's new Ultium battery platform and have a range of 250 miles.

We put the R1T to the test by driving up to the top of a mountain in Colorado.

Microsoft says AD authentication responses are working as intended.

Plans to "redefine a beloved IP" could be helped by WB Games fallout.

Follows months of Amazon-owned site playing hate speech whack-a-mole.

All four major browsers have duplicated HTTPS Everywhere functionality natively.

Three battery plants and a truck factory will add 11,000 new jobs to the region.

Terminated health care workers will not be eligible for unemployment.

Researchers track six satellites to get location with accuracy of eight meters.

The record-setting high-speed train went into service on this day 40 years ago.

Unclear whether this is a hardware issue or something fixable in software.

Early S22 renders claim the Galaxy Note will be dead in name only.

Plus new peeks at Stranger Things S4, Cowboy Bebop, The Witcher S2, Army of Thieves.

Independent movie studios are demanding $10 million in damages from LiquidVPN.

Lab director “felt pressured to defend the company’s results to physicians."

Beta testers are already reporting worrying results with the new software.

Opposition to new photo-sharing platform for children under 13 gathers momentumn.

"Landsat has provided a critical reference for assessing long-term changes."

Clever use of animation, deep affinity for shows that inspired it carry this indie genre film.

Previous NSO support, third party relations, Virtual Console history: We dive in.

A key backer of a 2018 Oakland law says the city is not following the rules.

Despite Kia's expertise with electrification, the Carnival only comes as a V6 for now.

Algorithm made it harder for Black patients to qualify for transplants, other treatments.

DeSnake apparently eluded the takedown of AlphaBay and now plans to resurrect it.

Universal masking prevents some school outbreaks and lowers case rates.

Bitcoin is breathing new life into another ailing power plant.

The new laptops are still expected to launch by the end of the year.

Public disclosure comes in wake of other grumblings about Apple's bug bounty behavior.

How much you like the series may depend on whether you're a stickler for staying faithful to the source material.

Microsoft's rocky introduction to Android continues with worst-in-class update speed.

Move comes as government seeks to limit fallout of looming real estate collapse.

Near-final preview release demonstrates how the upgrade will be offered to PCs.

Among the options NASA is considering is modifying the Astrovan. This is the way.

The new iPhone offers better battery life, superior cameras, and great screens.

Boosters also OK'd for frontline workers, day care providers, teachers, grocery workers.

This btrfs filesystem overview highlights some longstanding shortcomings.

"Point blank, in our view, it is unacceptable."

This extras-packed release is the one to play—if you're onboard with Kojima's crazy ideas.

The ban on Epic's games could last years.

Also featured: Bayonetta 3's gameplay debut, Kirby's first open-world 3D adventure.

Shareholders say the overpayment was an "express quid pro quo."

A flaw in the Autodiscover protocol can expose email passwords to third parties.

Google stops by the Linux Plumbers Conference for an Android update.