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We still have a way to go before easily dual-booting Linux and macOS.

Samsung Display says several customers are shipping 90Hz OLED laptops this year.

Ars presents a two-part limited edition podcast on the "connected battlespace."

Learn the true secrets of thermal paste application from the Six Billion Hertz Man.

Pro-Trump cult believed election results would be violently overturned on January 20.

High-res displays, M1-beating processors, and prescription lenses could push up cost.

The EPA has to consider "suspending, revising, or rescinding" the weaker rules.

We think the Sorento Hybrid will be in high demand.

Yellen argues many cryptocurrencies are used "mainly for illicit financing."

A mix of actuator and bit-level memory.

Video-streaming account launched in 2019, faced first suspension in 2020.

A huge number of Amazon's own 800,000 employees are considered essential workers.

This is quite literally Sonic like you've never seen him before.

Group backed by a nation-state rifles through company's email servers.

Pai's last report keeps 6-year-old broadband standard and gives ISPs high marks.

LG says it needs to make "a cold judgment" about its only money-losing division.

The service combines CBS, MTV, BET, Paramount, Nickelodeon, and more.

Peter Thiel, Palmer Luckey, and others asked Trump to pardon Levandowski.

At almost $20,000 less than an entry-level 911, it seems like a bargain.

Studies are small so far, but they're pointing to decent long-term immune responses.

In wide-ranging interview, she also cautioned not to panic over coronavirus variants.

RHEL is now free for dev teams, and it's even free in production for up to 16 systems.

Weather appears to be good for Wednesday after concerns about recovery on Monday.

Qualcomm recycles the Snapdragon 865+, now with a 3 percent clock boost.

State accuses her of unauthorized access to its computer systems.

Biden administration can start afresh without need to revisit existing EPA rules.

Dealmaster also has deals on Hitman 3, Roomba vacuums, and the iPad Air.

It looks amazing and drives even better, but the downside is a crippling thirst.

Investment pits Microsoft against Google sibling Waymo.

Research suggests disinfo and demagogues coordinate, not manipulate, the masses.

Charter cannot impose data caps until May 2023, won't ask Biden FCC to nix ban.

The headphones got a six out of 10 repairability score.

Of 23 test objectives, full data was received for 15 of them.

New board members and a massive short squeeze cause stratospheric short-term growth.

“The torrent they got the music from was just called like 123456.mp3."

This sequel's lack of ambition will likely reinforce your murderous bias.

We round up the Wi-FI 6E routers, with Asus' model launching as soon as this month.

Parler is following a path laid for it by the likes of Gab and 8chan.

Also, the charging port might be retired.

Discovery raises fresh questions about how the eels communicate.

Worker was fired after writing in Slack, "stay safe homies, Nazis are about."

"This magnificent flight is the culmination of many years of hard work."

The now-nonviable method involved fetching the IPA file via apps like iMazing.

Samsung leader Lee Jae-yong's original five-year sentence has been cut down to 30 months.

The 670hp GR010 is the first of the new Le Mans Hypercars to break cover.

Joel Kinnaman reprises his role as astronaut Ed Baldwin in this Apple TV+ series.

Even the best episode of the series can't save S4 from a sloppy, muddled final season.

In which lasers do things that make absolutely no sense but give us great clocks.

Volunteers couldn't tell AI-generated comments from those penned by humans.