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Google Play Services update will soon strip unused apps of their permissions.

Report blames Facebook’s prioritization of engagement over all else.

New insights into the end-Permian mass extinction 252 million years ago.

SushiSwap's MISO launchpad hacked via a malicious GitHub commit.

Limited ports and a midrange GPU don't detract much from an excellent laptop.

Growing network of hackers sharing data leaks on encrypted messaging app.

"There was a large bang and some white smoke went up."

Chemicals used to soak the wood include borax, zinc, copper, alum, and lime water.

The DOJ argues the immunity is unconstitutional and expects the deal to be overturned.

The change makes the iPhone SE compete less directly with the iPhone 13 mini.

Shocking? Absolutely not. Yet this freak encounter has plenty worth chewing on.

Fans left wondering whether all announced modes will land on launch day.

Freedom Hosting spread millions of images, including "sadistic abuse of infants."

New release won't get new features like the subscription versions of Office.

The sequel to 2019's Yakuza spinoff Judgment shines in our extended hands-on.

Hospital CEO aims to educate staff on the full scope of what they're claiming.

Alphabet is bridging the Congo River with a 20Gbps laser beam.

Locast must decide whether to appeal as ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC win copyright case.

Humanity used to be such good friends with vaccines!

Students from the Netherlands will take their new solar ride 3,000 km to Spain.

Theranos’ Edison device failed at least 25 percent of the time, court hears.

The announcement comes as one of the winners, Blue Origin, is suing NASA.

The Air Dream Edition is rated at 520 miles on a full charge.

The burden on hospital ICUs has more than doubled since June.

Google blazes its own trail for its first SoC design.

In preparation for a hydrogen-powered category, Le Mans saw laps from prototypes.

SpaceX promised to make spaceflight available to the masses. This is a good start.

Plus, more new details revealed by Apple's website.

Deliveries will begin in Austin, Miami, and Washington, DC, later in 2021.

We knew the virus could go dormant but not that it could do so for five years.

US focused too heavily on child sex trafficking in case with no trafficking charges.

838 new characters bring Unicode's total to a whopping 144,697.

Clients include 8chan, Parler, and Gab, among others.

Jurors heard about mounting losses, fudged data from first witnesses.

Passwordless accounts rely on MS Authenticator or a security key for login.

A Netflix series fueled heated debates about the risk of copycat suicides in fiction.

Firmware 13.0 delivers mostly good Bluetooth news—along with one weird menu update.

In most countries, partisan and age differences shape attitudes.

The most-wanted feature from a July beta gets a public release soon.

Xiaomi calls this a "concept," but it seems like a working product.

“There is no reasonable doubt here. This new analysis should put the matter to rest.”

State agencies have to create a market-development strategy by end of 2022.

Developers furious at Travis CI's "insanely embarrassing 'security bulletin.'"

Biden and Senate can still avert nightmare scenario, but they have to act quickly.

Insurance claims, maintenance tickets show how snow and storms hit solar power.

iOS and iPadOS 15 and watchOS 8 are coming September 20.

The new phones feature smaller screen notches, the faster A15, and improved cameras.

The display is bigger with smaller bezels, and some software updates are in tow.

Cases have risen "exponentially" to record highs, pediatrics group reports.

New, pricier refresh borrows heavily from recent iPad Air and iPad Pro tablets.