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Flaw allows malicious apps to steal credentials, private messages, and much more.

Micro Magic's new CPU offers decent performance with record-breaking efficiency.

The Netflix supernatural horror series will conclude its run on December 31, 2020.

Under US immigration law, employers must give preference to US workers.

Mass Effect and Dragon Age franchises both still alive and well, execs promise.

There’s also a new bookmarks tab and a new Street View capture mode.

That roster includes Dune, Matrix 4, and Godzilla vs. Kong, among other titles.

Inspector general audits purchases of data that would otherwise require warrants.

Employees are allowed to talk amongst themselves about their workplace.

Wonder Woman 1984 will be the first film on HBO Max in UltraHD.

Two different cameras, with one capturing a close-up of the cables snapping.

A bug in a customer chat feature shows transcripts of other people's chats.

New manufacturers will take their place.

“Our aircraft is a first stage because it actually contributes delta V.”

Sophisticated operation is well-researched and well-placed, aimed at EU.

New feature targets the most critical component of all modern-day computers.

Omar Sy stars as a master thief inspired by the French equivalent of Sherlock Holmes.

Dealmaster also has tons of leftover tech deals from Cyber Monday.

The accessory was announced back in October alongside the iPhone 12.

For this test, Starship will ascend above nearly 90 percent of the atmosphere.

Measurements of the proton’s charge radius still disagree, but by less.

Democrats fight nomination, hoping for 2-1 FCC majority when Biden is sworn in.

"The idea is not to be first but to have a safe and effective vaccine."

Section 230 gives broad immunity to online platforms for third-party content.

Analysis involved 12 papyri fragments from the Tebtunis Temple, southwest of Cairo.

Epic Games and Twitch warn over 100,000 streamers of potential music rights issues.

There’s also video showing the descent of the spacecraft.

"It's rare to see something of this complexity in a consumer product."

It’s built on 5nm with a Cortex X1 core, Wi-Fi 6E, and onboard 5G.

No ticket price has been revealed, but it likely will be on the order of $125,000.

Modular chassis design, 800V architecture, and the first cars are due in 2021.

Frontline health workers and long-term care facility residents are first in line.

Before Apple patch, Wi-Fi packets could steal photos. No interaction needed. Over the air.

John Barrowman returns, and we'll also bid farewell to a couple of cast members.

Slack will become “the new interface for Salesforce Customer 360.”

Persistent L2ARC finally makes "SSD read cache" an effective ZFS reality.

The United States saw a total of 12 landfalls. Louisiana, alone, experienced five.

EC2's new mac1.metal EC2 type isn't virtualized—it's actual Mac minis.

Nikola's stock price has nose-dived for four straight trading days.

Recently patched WebLogic security bug requires little skill and no authentication.

Sensor, computer vision hardware come as tech giant pushes into industrial sector.

Scoreboard alleges “decades-long pattern of abuse, impropriety, nepotism, and fraud.”

Regulator argues that water-resistance claims reflect lab tests, not reality.

Suit alleges that toxicity in the company hurts Pinterest’s “nice” brand image.

It’s 2020: Do your museum heists, archeological digs, and alchemy tests from home.

Between the Galaxy S, Fold, and Flip, Samsung doesn't have room in the lineup.

The EPA estimates 550,000 medium pickup trucks have disabled emissions controls.

Dmitry Rogozin seems to be doing a good job of spreading the blame around.

Entire support system fails, all cables and instruments crash into the disk.

The Asian nation currently has seven spacecraft operating near or on the Moon.