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Pirelli tells us about next year's racing rubber—and why that rubber is in F1.

It'll run on Pixels and one expensive Lenovo tablet or in the Android emulator.

Strike Fund to support work stoppage raises over $100,000 in 12 hours.

Director Guy Ritchie looks to be channeling that winning Gentlemen energy in new film.

With delta raging, omicron looming, and holidays nearing, officials push for more shots.

Pennsylvania hospitals are running at 110%, while Maine and New York call National Guard.

Entertainment devices are the biggest winners.

Device owners have yet to install patches for 3 high-severity vulnerabilities.

For two decades, the Curta was the best portable calculator in the world.

On July 15, 1983, Nintendo sold its first Famicom. Gaming hasn't been the same since.

In a surprise move, defense skipped key expert witness.

Investigators find online shopping giant unfairly promoted its logistics business.

People trust repositories, which makes them the perfect vectors for malware.

60 years after the historic detonation, a historian offers a fresh interpretation.

The status quo will stay in place until an appeal has been resolved.

Tor Project leaders disconnect rogue nodes and call on volunteers to bypass censorship.

Solid stuff, but it comes well after Google began winding Stadia's concept down.

Normally $80, the Soundcore Life Q30 are a great value at this deal price of $60.

Prosecution sought to rebut key points in Holmes’ defense.

Omicron is "a tractable problem with the tools we have."

The two companies' relationship has been up in the air for months.

Dylan Taylor, a former real estate executive, wants to make Gerry O'Neill's vision reality.

The blockchain adds nothing to this experiment in "unique" cosmetic DLC.

Includes an adjustable fan and Peltier tile and works with iPhone and Android.

Apple is trusting the same groups CEO called "hucksters" trying to make "a quick buck."

Dark mode and updated look are the biggest changes to Notepad in quite a while.

CDC says over 35,000 anime fans have already been contacted.

Apple invested heavily in Chinese tech to prevent hostile regulations.

Coalition will focus on Interstate Highway System to alleviate range anxiety.

Verizon renamed scanning program and enrolled customers who previously opted out.

Facebook knew it was fanning flames of violence, did nothing, lawsuit alleges.

Without our own pre-launch look at PC, we're left minding other outlets' alarms.

"We're always looking for smart, dedicated people in their current fields."

Rep. Carroll calls the legislation a starting point to hold unvaccinated responsible.

But such use could run afoul of state and federal laws and guidelines.

Senate votes 68-31 to reconfirm Rosenworcel as Sohn nomination hangs in balance.

Windows Longhorn betas bridge the long gap between Windows XP and Vista.

Dealmaster also has deals on AirPods, streaming sticks, and tons of video games.

ARCVM can hog up to 300 percent of the CPU before you even open an Android app.

COVID continues to kill congestion from commuters, but that effect is waning.

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"It's a real break from French strategy, and clearly inspired by the USA."

Move allows Microsoft to intercept traffic infected devices send to hacker's servers.

Native apps are rolling out all the time, but utilities are sometimes outliers.

Some disembarked passengers said they were never told about the outbreak.

T-Mobile says bug led iPhone rebate requests to be rejected as "ineligible."

"We can't see it, but we're all trapped inside these strange repeating loops."

Strikers demand 12 laid-off colleagues "must be offered full time positions."

Includes Intel Xeon W-11955M, Nvidia RTX A5000 graphics, and a tall OLED screen.

The Kremlin-backed hacking outfit's toolbox seems to grow by the month.