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New Snapdragon XR2 processor pushes nearly 50% more pixels than the original Quest.

But can Nvidia play nice with Apple, Linux, and other ARM partners?

“This thing fully functions,” Trevor Milton said in 2016. It didn't.

YouTube is “a weird technicolored nightmare” for families, nonprofit alleges.

Verizon would surpass AT&T and T-Mobile in prepaid if TracFone deal is approved.

Two finds recently unearthed the frozen remains of an adult cave bear and a cub.

Slicing the roof off improves what was already the most attractive Lexus in years.

One of these things is not like the others...

No need to breach any systems when the vendor gives the data away for free.

The mmWave revolution isn't here yet, but the other parts of 5G are more important.

“For us, what's expensive is not learning.”

Ellison has raised money for Trump. Trump has called Ellison a “tremendous guy.”

Social distancing, self-isolation, underground training of medical students were key.

UK set to impose strict terms including protection of jobs, UK headquarters

Testing variants on the age-old game that can jolt players into creative patterns.

“CDC to me appears to be writing hit pieces on the administration,” reads one email.

Phone-location dataset shows correlation with election results.

Persistent online conspiracy theory repurposes itself for new audiences around the world.

No film critics were at risk in the making of this review—thank you rural Texas drive-ins.

A common argument for online voting doesn't actually make sense.

IE users, take note: Malvertising is rearing its head after laying low for a while.

Social media firms are trying to stop making things even worse before it's too late.

But it works best with a crowded table.

A paper on the South Dakota motorcycle rally had flaws, but it's not useless.

What happens when a marketing initiative becomes a billion-dollar industry

It's the latest twist in the long, long saga of a disastrous startup.

Scientists used millions of nanopillars to control color, density of incident light.

New guidelines also allow for "standalone companion apps" like hey.com email.

A mysterious “60Ghz” transmitter points to Project Soli air gestures.

Dealmaster also has deals on Anker accessories, Apple's MacBook Pro, and more.

Problems aren't just in Marketplace but also in Amazon's first-party listings.

Glitch briefly gives free “Ultimate Edition” that 505 Games sells for $40.

Short-seller says truck in a promotional video was actually rolling down a hill.

An apt addition to 2020.

The plane, designed in the Netherlands, was affected by Dutch roll.

Developer Jim Stormdancer explains how strong characters draw out strong emotions.

The ditched enclosure is one of just a handful ever found.

“At some point, commercial entities are going to catch up.”

Russia's most notorious hacking group is using new techniques to breach accounts.

“We believe the current providers address the plans we have today for the near future.”

It's a strange event for a strange time—will the iPhone 12 actually appear?

From monitors to standing desks, we find the best buys for your new workspace.

TikTok could face a US ban if it doesn't find a US buyer in the next five days.

It is quite zany, but if these storms remain out to sea then, hey, go crazy, 2020.

Formerly titled Gods & Monsters, it launches Dec. 2. It's pretty, but it's messy.

In the 1990s, Microsoft wore its disdain for antitrust on its sleeve. Now, not so much.

On a fine scale, the Universe seems lumpier than it should be.

AT&T's call for new maps ignores its ongoing fight against more accurate data.

The dual-screen phone costs a lofty $1,399.

It's only slightly different from the Razr 1, hopefully with all the bugs worked out.