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Coming to a Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile store near you.

The automaker will still manufacture cars in Fremont, California.

Radiation surveys part of beefed-up security around the 125th Marathon.

This cannot be a comfortable position for a certain Dmitry Olegovich Rogozin.

Browser features could make watch-based Internet surfing less painful.

Also, an update on Arca's first orbital launch attempt.

Infection does offer some immune protection—but it's unreliable compared with vaccines.

Director Johannes Roberts wanted to evoke dark tone and scary aspects of the games.

As an addendum to our iOS 15 review, we look at what's new on the iPad.

"Recent" is relative—the samples are roughly two billion years old.

Judge rules content-delivery service doesn't "contribute" to copyright infringement.

It’s difficult but possible to meet human and environmental needs with wild meat.

YouTube already covers TV, Movies, Music, and Gaming, so sure, Podcasts are next.

If you didn't watch and chat live on Twitch, we've preserved our session for you.

"This world has so much potential to be reborn. To be ruled."

The advanced system will use lidar, cameras, and radar—and debut in a Cadillac.

Jabra parent company GN makes an approximately $1.2 billion deal.

Software fixes for the problems are coming later this month.

Elizabeth Holmes' charisma sealed the deal, but Theranos never delivered.

Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative mandates data-breach reporting for gov't contractors.

WSL is finally easy to install—and offers automatic sound/graphics support.

Gov. Brad Little will reverse all McGeachin's actions when he gets back to state.

While the efficacy is under 50 percent, it should still save numerous lives.

AT&T "told us they wanted a conservative network," OAN founder said in court.

Common chemicals can often work better than pricey metal catalysts.

Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer studies cosmic rays from its perch on-board the ISS.

The cheapest AirPods haven't changed much, but Pro and Max got new features.

Twitch blames a "server configuration change" for the massive data leak.

A look at some of the most iconic cars to appear in Bond films across the years.

Android's tablet resurgence continues with HMD's Nokia brand jumping into the fray.

Section 230 reform is just a start, Frances Haugen says in Senate testimony.

Online shopping giant wants incentives as it speeds up distribution in wake of pandemic.

Alexa can now wait longer for you to speak before it stops listening.

We dig deep: Wider hinge, new battery, and questions about image retention.

Outside dev concludes classic 2D series with stealth, terror, and "seek action" mastery.

"Will it affect the coverage of Roscosmos? For sure it will."

In addition to its standard roadmap, D-Wave will try building gate-based systems.

Syniverse and carriers haven't revealed whether text messages were exposed.

"Dreams didn't make us kings. Dragons did."

It uses the computer vision tech that enables Amazon stores' "Just Walk Out."

Attractive new design overshadowed by regressions and high system requirements.

An award for understanding complex systems, including the climate.

Almost 3 years of DLC additions end with a little Disney-Final Fantasy magic.

Complaint to SEC: Facebook mishandling of duplicate accounts was "extensive fraud."

Unvaccinated workers say they'd rather quit than get shots—but few actually do.

Deals may help you beat anticipated shipping delays.

Five years after launch, YouTube Music is still working on basic music app features.

Razer offers new spec options for its portable and gaming laptop lines.

Device zaps brain when it detects neural activity associated with irrational thoughts.