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Pilot says he developed app on his own time with $100k of his own money.

Plus, the whole market sees growth from an economic bounce back from COVID.

Next up is getting the scientific instruments back out of safe mode.

"Welcome to the dawn of the new space age."

Marvel also announced a second season for the series in post-credits snippet

Users are rattled after learning their devices and networks were exposed.

Amazon shipped hair dryers with electrocution risk and CO detectors that don't work.

As sea levels rise, our defenses against flood damage might not work as planned

Homeopath: "It is like an energy medicine... made from the disease particles themselves."

Apart from the rolling feature, it's almost identical to an LG CX or C1.

August's expansion is Facebook Pay's first step out of the Facebook ecosystem.

The newest Switch is now available to order. Here's what to know before you buy.

Preorders kick off on July 16, but you'll need an older Steam account.

Semiconductor group says carmakers can expect upturn in supplies over coming weeks

Facebook’s ads aren’t as effective after iOS privacy changes, advertisers say.

OnePlus' choice to not sell $969 version effectively marks a $100 price increase.

Top-end model costs $50 more to buy; standard Switch price hasn't dropped in 4+ years.

In part two of our series, we attempt to learn the ways of the machine.

It has 937 horsepower from a pair of electric motors and a twin-turbo V8.

Follows years-long tiptoe into interactive specials, game-based TV series.

Health organizations call for mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for health care workers.

The site offers rare evidence of interactions between de Soto and Indigenous people.

Apple plans to offer iPhone users another way to borrow money.

Amazon's Project Kuiper got some new employees as Facebook ended satellite project.

Two options for error correction both work, but current hardware limits them.

Flaw was exploited when government officials clicked on links in LinkedIn messages.

Microsoft's Windows 10 VMs for devs expired on July 10. They're still missing.

Facebook petitions for Khan's recusal as FTC decides whether to continue lawsuit.

Under the Mario theme, this is a dog-slow Wear OS device that will be obsolete soon.

What has SpaceX been up to in South Texas since early May?

The pilot program will use lidar to monitor traffic at a dangerous intersection.

Slew of proposals still leaves the hardest cuts for future generations.

Developer says, "My intent was never to do anything illegal."

The new platform, due in 2025, will be called SSP.

Dealmaster also has deals on Nest gadgets, pre-owned games, and ANC headphones.

Welcome tweaks for brand-new Switch players, but the same can't be said for Skyward vets.

Films will focus on history of Robert Jordan's fictional world before events of books.

Hackers IDed as DEV-0322 have a fondness for defense contractors and software-makers.

1990 demo was rejected by Nintendo but led to id's own Commander Keen.

Vaccine chief says she was fired for noting state's 34-year-old policy for vaccinating teens.

Your bill and a speed test can help Consumer Reports analyze Internet prices.

Here's more evidence that Neanderthals were as creative and cultured as us.

It costs $99 and ships this month.

Impacts and radiation ensure any interesting chemicals won't last at the surface.

Mozilla's browser continues ramping up its speed and blocking efforts.

BMW’s forsaken i3 was exceptional, underwhelming, and far too ahead of its time.

AT&T says users can soon "stay in the fast lane" on its priciest unlimited plan.

Dmitry Rogozin called the Virgin Galactic flight a "landmark."

Google's pandemic promo let free users video chat for 24 hours, but now it's over.

Platform will take 15 percent cut on first $3 million in sales for new titles.