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It's not surprising or necessarily concerning, but there's important data to dig into.

Annual fundraiser adapts to quarantine—and in incredible fashion. Watch the highlights.

App accuses Trump of banning it in order to drum up anti-China sentiment for election.

The visual spectacle aims to be a think piece on the role of faith in civilization.

The Pixel's transition to a midrange phone makes for some awkward comparisons.

Apple, under pressure, is getting a little jumpy with its App Store enforcement.

Apple has not yet signed off on tentative plans to shift manufacturing.

Scientists used NMR spectroscopy, liquid chromatography to track compounds over time

MS says maintaining Epic’s access “is the right thing for... developers & gamers.”

If you game on your portable devices, 5G could bring more consistent pings.

Researchers notified the company in April of serious flaws that have yet to be fixed.

Need a clear, thorough guide to understanding how DNS records work? We got you.

Move reportedly happens over objections of health officials about limited data.

NBA player/amateur filmmaker Matisse Thybulle has created essential epidemiological viewing.

Astrophysicist Brian Fields models the impact of distant supernova events.

A new kit leaves your cryptographic destiny up to 25 cubes in a plastic box.

Restored version will air in four one-hour installments on the streaming platform.

Bonus: Chris Pines’ Steve Trevor rocks some ’80s parachute pants.

The study is small and tricky to interpret, but it offers inklings of COVID-19 immunity.

Xwing is testing a Cessna that's controlled from the ground, not the cockpit.

From protest signs to Purell, archivists try to preserve 2020 artifacts before they're lost.

Joe Sullivan says it wasn't his decision to keep the FTC in the dark.

Here’s the outlook for the next three months.

Was a fast food chain's ad campaign merely scummy, or did it violate FTC rules?

Micro CT imaging enabled researchers to conduct a virtual postmortem on the remains.

How much water did it take to fill a lake bed on Mars?

Russia skipped trials to grant approval and claim breakthrough.

Google is scrapping the gimmicks of the Pixel 4 and copy/pasting the Pixel 4a design.

Forget the utopian visions—nothing ever happens neatly, or without struggle.

"There have been some issues that have been uncovered just recently."

Tesla announced a five-for-one stock split last week.

"Nobody has ever seen anything like you men—until now. You're heroes."

Lyft had announced plans to cease California operations at midnight.

iPod engineer says only four people inside Apple knew of project.

There are ways to protect privacy in contact-tracing apps... and then there's Albion's.

Dealmaster also has deals on USB-C chargers, good board games, and more.

Guidance designates teachers essential workers, who can work despite exposure.

It turns out this is quite rare.

Carriers oppose FCC drive-test mandate despite history of exaggerating coverage.

Swapping even 25 percent of vehicles saves hundreds of lives each year.

Get ready for QWERTY hardware phones with a focus on enterprise use and security.

Opinion: No device should require a Facebook login—so what is Oculus doing?

The stronger the wind, the weaker the corona discharge—at least for ungrounded objects

What was once 256KB is now 10GB—so why does this series' return feel smaller?

Trump admin. pulled funding before, now wants information on Wuhan lab.

Cops' use of the tech among the list of things protesters are demonstrating against.

Improvements closed gap between estimated causes and measure change.

5G technically doesn't cost extra, but it's only in the pricier unlimited plans.

Also, the non-Chromium version of Edge will lose support in March.

Tim Cook has guided Apple to record revenues and profits.