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Follows abysmal performance issues on base PS4; no word yet if Xbox will follow suit.

Other reported victims include the Energy Department nuke security administration.

A daylong meeting results in a decisive vote: 20 for, none against.

News confirmed by the actor who played childhood Boba in prequels.

The AGs of 52 US states and territories are joining the feds to sue Google.

Elon Musk can't be blamed for this production delay.

Nuclear weapons agency among those breached by state-sponsored hackers.

Both Twitter and Facebook are winding down some temporary emergency measures.

Google promised three years of updates at launch but stopped updates after one year.

Genetics may underlie some of the variability in people's symptoms.

New policies also tighten restrictions on sexual harassment, hateful content.

Porn is everywhere, but the company that owns the most popular sites is out of sight.

The country returned about 2kg of rocks from the Moon's surface.

Amazon offers peek into development of antenna for Project Kuiper user terminal.

Roald Dahl's classic children's story proved "remarkably accurate" about toxic effects.

Scale of operation is unlike anything researchers had seen before.

Humble Raspberry Pis helped scientists track the seismic noise people stopped making in 2020.

Adds over 100 million potential users; follows deals for PlayStation 5, Amazon Fire.

The new plan is three years of major OS updates and four years of security updates.

Google says it will continue to offer the free-as-in-beer Home edition.

Ars chatted with showrunner Naren Shankar and writers Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck.

Security firm identifies 28 malicious extensions hosted by Google and Microsoft.

Pornhub owner "knew GirlsDoPorn was trafficking its victims," lawsuit alleges.

Some users are still reporting problems, especially if they use a third-party client.

"It's a really nice Christmas present for the team."

The value of the world's bitcoins is around $380 billion.

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Test works with a cellphone app that can alert local health authorities.

Data drop comes ahead of a potential Emergency Use Authorization on Thursday.

Victim rights group RAINN said Calif. request risks "re-traumatization of victims."

Apple's health-monitoring claims go far beyond those from typical fitness gear.

Dramatic video shows employees smashing windows in response to pay disputes.

FPGA board adds real-time RT effects, "sticks to the broad spirit of '90s technology."

Syfy series is adapted from the Dark Horse comics by Peter Hogan and Steve Parkhouse.

It was supposed to be the beginning of the Mars era.

Senator: Frontier mismanaged previous funds and shouldn’t get new gigabit money.

Plan extends price trajectory to CAN$170 per ton by 2030.

Refund requests are dependent on console/retailer policies, CDPR says.

Settlement is one of the largest ever in this kind of case, Brougher's lawyer said.

The Home Max was $400. It weighed 12 pounds. It was probably too expensive.

Maker, breaker, emulator co-developer, YouTuber—MVG's been around the block.

Repeat offenses under new rules will trigger action to force divestments.

A mild midlife facelift does nothing to dampen our enthusiasm for the R8.

Hackers who hit SolarWinds compromised a think tank three separate times.

Co-director clinches a Freaks & Geeks full-circle conclusion.

Consumer privacy has fallen into the FTC's purview, so it's digging deep.

Starlink and other ISPs took advantage of broken FCC system, researcher says.

$1.2 billion purchase is part of a trend of game industry consolidation.

Russia-backed hackers use supply chain attack to infect public and private organizations.

White House cancels a plan to move its staff to the front of the line.