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Despite its sophistication, the app can be easy for more experienced users to spot.

Director James Gunn has said his standalone relaunch was inspired by The Dirty Dozen.

Significant changes in SoC architecture should produce faster midrange phones.

Report claims the new "Explorer Edition" Watch could come as soon as this year.

Google will certify Secure Element chips and software as "Android Ready SE."

Offering seems poised to shatter the record for an individual game sale.

The online retailer says it can’t vet sellers, but judges aren’t buying it.

A new study finds the factors making them easier to keep also help them spread.

Fuel clips made from the plastic are cheaper, lighter, and more resistant.

Typically, a Falcon 9 rocket makes a more controlled return to Earth.

"Development of a multi-use civilian complex with an orbital plane is in full swing."

Op-ed: Reading the RTX tea leaves in light of recent Switch-related reports.

40,000 lines of flawed code almost made it into FreeBSD's kernel—we examine how.

Qualcomm ended support for the phone after Android 6, but Fairphone is still going.

Some of the air cleaners emit ozone or hydrogen peroxide. The CDC urges caution.

This year's TVs range from $1,300 all the way up to $6,000.

The widely used code library is also purged of a certificate verification bypass.

"Memory managed languages? In my kernel?" It's more likely than you think.

Move will bring Xbox in line with PlayStation and Switch's online subscriptions.

Dealmaster also has deals on Away suitcases, Half-Life: Alyx, and portable SSDs.

Meet the Cryoegg, designed to follow Greenland's melting from beneath the ice sheet.

Lightning eMotors gets more orders, and UK-based Arrival lists on the NASDAQ.

Facebook’s efforts to combat extremism remain at odds with engagement goals.

Independent experts called the earlier analysis "outdated and potentially misleading."

It's macOS 11 now, but the DNA is the same.

Social media platform used to spread malware that spied on Uyghurs.

GSK hired a law firm for an investigation, which substantiated the claims.

Researchers scan the world's oceans to find ideal locations for protection.

Users immediately spotted the gaping loophole the company didn't notice.

It should yield insight into how black holes gobble up matter and emit powerful jets.

And a fire at a Renesas factory in Japan just made it even worse.

Macs get a new media browser, and iPhones get interface improvements.

It has Joy-Con-style controllers and TV-out, reportedly targeting Q1 2022.

Bitcoin option live on Tesla's site in US now, coming to other countries later.

Valuation has dipped a bit but is still up roughly 900% in 3 months.

The suit provides a peek into Parler's founding and behind-the-scenes drama.

Analysts who predicted an Intel manufacturing spin-off got it badly wrong.

Back-to-back incidents threaten to further strain already tight chip supplies.

At a time of shortages and competition, the company is dominant in chip production.

"We're 75 percent of the way through printing the rocket's first stage."

Open letter signed by hundreds: RMS "has no place" in free software community.

HBO's new series will air in two parts due to a pandemic-related production hiatus.

The fallout from the Microsoft Exchange server crisis isn't abating just yet.

The expectation is that we'll have five flights over the course of a month.

The "unforced error" in data reporting may raise more doubts about the vaccine.

Dealmaster also has a buy 2, get 1 free sale at Amazon and wireless earbuds.

macOS release follows a Linux version just a few days ago.

Cruella dated for Disney+ as well, following "success" of March's Raya.

Consumer stories will help FCC as it inches toward geospatial broadband maps.