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Requirements always have to be achievable and equitable.

Stream this samurai-loving genre mashup when you can. Speaking of: ATTENTION US DISTRIBUTORS.

The Phoenix controller in Samsung's own product images isn't present on newer drives.

30% of Cosmos DB customers were notified—more are likely impacted.

Amazon: Starlink's plan to have two plans should be dismissed.

As if an Android phone could all of a sudden run iOS at the same time.

DeSantis' controversial ban “does not meet constitutional muster,” judge said.

Alleged perpetrators used malware to send funds to their own bitcoin addresses.

You won't see it in Windows Update, but Microsoft won't stop you from running it.

Security and stability are both much better on newer PCs, says Microsoft.

Microsoft sticks to its guns—1st-gen Ryzen, other CPUs won't make the cut.

Check out the weird clipped-on display and the plastic-coated metal body.

Why do highway planners refuse to accept that more lanes means more traffic?

Brussels expected to open investigation in early September over competition concerns.

Announcement of name change comes day after new accusation in California lawsuit.

"Large NASA taxpayer investments are being thrown away."

BMW has doubled the battery capacity compared to the old model.

Proposed settlement would make it a bit easier to avoid Apple App Store commission.

Don't make the FDA warn you again that you are neither horse nor cow.

New methods could eventually be used to track illicit trafficking of nuclear material.

Access currently requires a song and dance between the Netflix app and Google Play.

Zuckerberg is reportedly unhappy with being seen as the decider.

YouTube Music requires Wear OS 3, which is only on the Galaxy Watch for now.

In post on vaccination debate, Reddit says dissent is "foundation of democracy."

Razer's automatically downloaded installer exposes a SYSTEM shell to any user.

Most people wouldn't notice most of the time, but that doesn't make it OK.

Robocalls claimed mail-in voting is used to track down warrants, collect unpaid debt.

Delta surcharge is "necessary to address the financial risk" of not getting vaccinated.

Graphene sticks to any clean surface but can easily be removed without causing damage.

Some tech firms want workers back at their desks, but expectations have shifted.

Documentary will include interviews with devs and fans.

"Major milestone" reached in mid-2021 apparently wasn't enough for 2021 launch.

At 231 tons, the mining truck may be the heaviest hydrogen EV in the world.

The attacker seems to have relied on social engineering to hoodwink his victims.

As we recently learned, this won't be the entire game at first—and half is free-to-play.

Spencer Elden is seeking upwards of $150,000 in damages for the album cover.

Space Pirate Trainer's free Sept. update adds mode for 2 players, 100 square meters.

Confidential testing starts in SF, featuring Waymo's 5th-gen Jaguar I-Pace cars.

“What we’re looking at is a perfect storm.”

But the OnlyFans fight is not over, as pressure on payment providers continues.

"Let me know if there’s anything else you need—we are here to serve!"

Fitbit's most popular tracker is hardly just a tracker anymore.

One river basin might have seen a 1-in-15,000-year event.

Sixteen years after the launch of Google Talk, Google messaging is still a mess.

Officials give slightly different estimates for when vaccines will go to kids under 12.

The Handmaid's Tale and other Hulu Originals lead the charge.

Officials are unsure if the partisan exercise will produce a full report.

Coming as part of game's second "season" of content; "Forge" delayed even longer.

2021 is a great year for the red teams of the world—blue teams, not so much.

"The reason I like vertical landing is because it scales so well."