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WarnerMedia and Discovery to merge, and standalone AT&T will focus on broadband.

It's the biggest smartphone camera sensor ever—or at least tied.

Employee mistakenly sent the link when replying to a records request.

Personal trust and societal consensus have an additive effect.

The line between "game" and "experience" has major implications for iOS App Review.

Laughter is spread widely across mammals and occurs in birds, too.

Electric vehicles were well represented during the early decades of the car.

His most powerful microscope holds a lens likely made with Robert Hooke's 1678 recipe.

The Google I/O schedule promises to resurrect some long-dead form factors.

Discord groups promise big earnings by manipulating the crypto market.

Some high-end televisions already cost 30% more than they did last summer.

Stopping payments would go a long way to stopping ransomware.

China has become only the second nation to make a soft landing on the red planet.

The closure may mean the group is ceasing or altering ops—or pulling an exit scam.

Synchronized activity between brains seems to be the key to socializing.

The limits to recent explosive streaming platform growth might be in sight.

Biden still plans "bold action" to lower Internet prices despite heavy lobbying.

The cases, linked to brain injuries, are still piling up, with one in the last few weeks.

The already planned 5 nm Arizona plant may be joined by a second, 3 nm plant.

A skeleton unearthed at the site may belong to a high-ranking naval officer.

The IRS, DOJ, and CFTC are looking at potential criminal violations.

Besides the all-new Google "Whitechapel" SoC, it's reportedly getting a new design.

Similar to "Bandcamp Fridays"—comes after Itch.io was disparaged in Epic v. Apple.

Doctors left unable to access patient records after "very sophisticated" attack.

Also, Boeing's Starliner spacecraft gets a new launch date.

Also announced: a 20,000 mAh portable charger for users' various devices.

Dealmaster also has deals on iPhone cases, Garmin watches, and robot vacuums.

Ongoing collaboration between physicists and amateur stargazers yields new insights.

Man jailed for leaving driver seat empty says he feels safer in back seat.

With vaccines generally available and highly effective, the US shifts its advice.

Microsoft's weird dual-screen Android phone hits the bargain bin.

It looks like Microsoft is abandoning its plans for the tablet-focused distro.

Tesla CEO flip-flops, says that environmental concerns drove the decision.

Move comes after high-profile hacks, including attack on crucial fuel pipeline.

"This bill, in the main, is not supposed to be about space."

Waymo and Cruise have both applied for permits to deploy a commercial service.

If you can't make the morning Twitch stream, we still have tons of impressions to share.

Game publishers aren't "passing on the savings" from "cheaper" online storefronts.

Closure led to panic-buying, price hikes, and other disruptions in East Coast states.

Vizio's ads, streaming, and data business grew 133 percent year over year.

Formal approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech by the CDC expected within 24 hours.

Echo Show 8 features a 13mp wide-angle camera, 8-core CPU, and digital pan/zoom.

Unlike holograms, the optical trap display produces images viewable from all angles.

Trump's DOD called Xiaomi a "Communist Chinese military company" in mid-January.

A paralyzed individual hit 90 characters per minute, 99% accuracy.

FCC's emergency pandemic fund is open, with 825 home and mobile ISPs participating.

Lawsuit alleges messaging apps were “dangerous and defective.”

Indefinite tease comes during Q&A with New Zealand students.

Vaccine production at Emergent's facility is still halted.

Swedish and German groups expect fuel to challenge diesel in long-distance freight.