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Two iPhones models are coming later, though.

Dealmaster also has new deals on Dell monitors, Bluetooth speakers, and more.

Red Bull wants an engine freeze, Renault wants parity first, Ferrari says no way.

Twitter to allow posting of hacked materials unless directly shared by hackers.

Scientists found the nanosheets catalyzed oxygen-reduction reactions.

Déjà vu for Xbox's long-deceased "Snap" feature. Will media apps benefit?

“Any conflict in space will be much slower and more deliberate.”

Really good office chairs are expensive—gaming chairs are easier on the budget.

Interplanetary Storm uses P2P networking, mostly in devices running Android.

Microsoft's first Android phone has a lot of problems.

Also, China has launched its 30th rocket of the year.

Video platform follows Facebook and Twitter but stops short of full ban.

As Trump requested, Pai proposes to limit social media websites' legal immunity.

It has only been tested in 100 people, and there's no published data.

Google's rocky transition to YouTube Music leaves some speakers without music support.

Replay our October 15 chat on, “Finding certainty in IT when the world is uncertain.”

But the size of the unprecedented revenue-sharing deal is up for debate.

Ad dispute echoes 2018 controversy over Verizon throttling fire department.

How Apple made affordable lidar with no moving parts for the iPhone.

Methane ice is accumulating up there for another reason.

Approval may bolster hopes for Regeneron’s COVID-19 therapy, which uses same strategy.

In good news, we finally have a stunning 120fps game. But not much else, games-wise.

The world of tomorrow feels like a nostalgic throwback to the world of yesteryear.

Controversial story proved fertile testing ground for social media disinfo policies.

We dug through more than 8,000 Prime Day deals to find the ones worth your time.

Yes, it's serious, but high severity doesn't necessarily mean high risk.

We peel back the curtain to reveal what people are actually buying on Prime Day.

Users may welcome the widget, but it doesn't do as much as some might hope for.

Director Paul W.S. Anderson is the creative force behind the Resident Evil franchise.

In-space fueling technologies enable a new paradigm for spaceflight.

On background, the White House says that herd immunity plan reflects its thinking.

Miller promoted an unapproved drug given to Trump as “like a cure.”

Nearly 400 ISPs qualify for auction, with SpaceX as the only LEO satellite ISP.

Real-world annoyances can't stop the imaginative fun of racing your own Mario Kart.

The 480hp base model Air has a projected range of 406 miles on a charge.

It's still pretty; it's still Witcher-y; we're still intrigued.

A few million atmospheres of pressure let mundane chemicals superconduct.

OnePlus' new phone slots in just below the OnePlus 8 Pro, which is still the flagship.

Welcome to "Scare Tactics," a new video series focusing on the horror gaming genre.

We've picked through Prime Day to find its best deals for bargain hunters.

When context matters: The central conspiracy hews too close to the bone in late 2020.

Verizon 5G available in 1,800 cities, should be marginally faster than 4G.

The fires appear to have started in the battery compartment, under the rear seat.

BeatsX follow-up looks to undercut AirPods, available for preorder today.

Amazon's sales event brings deals on AirPods, iPad Mini, and other accessories.

It's the first iPhone with 5G.

High site traffic was predictable. The cable literally being cut, not so much.

The first HomePod didn't do so well; Apple hopes things will be different now.

Follow our liveblog at 1pm ET on October 13 for updates on Apple’s new iPhones.

“The law right now prohibits us from engaging China on bilateral activities.”