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The film's gaming focus has a few issues, but Reynolds, Comer captivate as leads.

"The Americans refused to perform a polygraph examination."

Even with the delta-variant surge, masks and adult vaccinations keep kids safe.

Microsoft continues to freshen up apps while snipping out duplicative features.

Analysis used new technique for determining effective temperatures of red supergiants

It has a low-drag shape and a 75 kWh battery, plus DC fast charging.

Hacker was holding onto the stolen funds to "keep it safe."

Xiaomi is the latest company to show renewed interest in Android tablets.

Netflix's new "VPN" block policies can catch innocent users in the crossfire.

Bill would make iOS and Android more open to 3rd-party stores and sideloaded apps.

Character-driven episodic stories with no world-saving drama? Sign me up.

Disputed award includes provisions for cloud computing, hardware-as-a-service.

Watchdog provisionally finds competition concerns after probe into acquisition.

Follows company's backtrack on a Diablo II: Resurrected pledge about TCP/IP.

We probably won't see any new macOS features until Monterey later this year.

Leaked BIOS passwords led investigators to Tina Peters' office in Mesa County, Colo.

The actor calls this "the wildest movie I've ever made... and that's saying something."

Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik will also host special episodes of the show.

Poly Network breach would be among biggest heists to target cryptocurrency industry.

The network was linked to Fazze, a marketing firm run out of Russia.

New watch won't support iPhones; key features are exclusive to Galaxy phones.

Bezos likely views the Human Landing System contract as COTS for Blue Origin.

AT&T planned to wire up 3 million homes this year, will hit 2.5 million instead.

Platforms take action, but disinformation remains on lawmakers' social accounts.

Shutting down the worst 5% would cut electricity's carbon emissions by 75%.

November 4K launch will be joined by Hard Day's Night, Menace II Society, more.

Samsung somehow manages to make foldable smartphones water-resistant.

Current actions "do not go nearly far enough to address... widespread issues."

The amendment would also limit the tax credit to EVs that cost less than $40,000.

The best Linux gaming happens on the bleeding edge—just where Arch Linux shines.

However you look at the data, Florida is seeing record-high cases and hospitalizations.

Childish Gambino's "This Is America" ranked highest in challenging musical expectations.

Follows Parsec's explosion during the pandemic as a remote game development tool.

The networks created "an alternate reality where up is down, pigs have wings."

New sets have similar specs to existing Roku TVs, which will remain available.

New, universal-binary release promises improved graphics performance, too.

Two distinct growls "playing simultaneously... sound like that word."

Amazon creates new claims process as it faces US complaint over third-party sales.

Workers want more transparency, so they’re taking matters into their own hands.

Settings changes will make the upgrade smoother (if your PC is compatible).

After years of starvation at the hands of Qualcomm, Samsung is here to save Wear OS.

New features build on Total Cookie Protection, simplifying privacy management.

Too weak, too pricey, and likely understocked. In other words, another 2021 GPU tragedy.

This is Cadillac's last-ever gasoline performance car, but is it too fast?

Cases have been identified in Kansas, Texas, Minnesota, and Georgia.

Rick Bright warned US wasn't ready for COVID. He was demoted and Trump called him a "creep."

"Why does this crap keep happening to us?"

Dealmaster also has Kindles, Switch and PS5 games, video doorbells, and more.

Employee contract lets company install video cameras in personal spaces.

Ruling finds Florida's law unconstitutional twice over.