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Nintendo follows rival Sony in saying supply crunch threatens console sales.

Cup cars will run centerlock wheels, sequential transmissions, and flat floors.

The 20-ton booster is big enough that some parts are likely to reach the ground.

Higher-end devices made by Google, Samsung, LG, Xiaomi, and OnePlus are affected.

Dell firmware update driver 2.3 can be exploited to gain kernel-level privilege.

Follows Twitter's effort to make you read the news before you share it.

Given that it's meant to be the basis for a lunar lander, landing it is good.

Google brings a TV-like media-aggregation interface to tablet home screens.

Experts disagree on whether patents are a bottleneck for vaccine production.

Questions over Xbox restrictions, xCloud's iOS struggles serve as comparison points.

The test was done with iPhones, but many gadgets have a similar feature.

Faulty API let anyone grab users’ private data, including weight and gender.

The parents argued a Snapchat filter encouraged their boys to drive recklessly.

If the rumors can be believed, GPU performance will triple sometime next year.

Ford, Renault, and Stellantis warn that Q2 production will be heavily affected.

Jeff Bezos' rocket co. targets July 20 for its first crewed launch.

New approach could lead to more sustainable packaging, transportation, and storage.

If you can stomach a subscription, Plume’s Superpods offer unmatched performance.

Shorts are coming, and the feature is getting a premium spot in the YouTube app.

Consumer Product Safety Commission said recall decision took “intense negotiation."

But some players fear Housemarque may patch out the codes soon.

The "only limitation is high density of users in urban areas," Musk said.

We had high hopes for "RE4 + RE7," but pumped-up combat isn't enough for this sequel.

Stellantis paid Tesla $2.4 billion for credits between 2019-2021.

While the ban was permissible, its open-ended nature was not.

Apple made the most privacy-friendly tracker, but that's not saying much.

More precise measurements could help boost yields and enable design of cleaner farms.

Vaccinations have been steadily declining since mid-April.

"This isn’t a dream any more."

Jury finds ex-Netflix VP guilty of awarding tech contracts in exchange for bribes.

The US's expected weather are based on a 30-year average, updated once a decade.

Epic v. Apple gives us our deepest look yet into the economics of Epic's storefront.

A new transient execution variant is the first exploit micro-ops caches.

Dealmaster also has deals on true wireless earbuds and Garmin running watches.

Frontier plans 3 million new fiber lines—but 8M others would be stuck on copper.

If Cursed had a love child with The X-Men—who was then raised by Doctor Zhivago.

Bats seem to have an innate sense of the speed of sound—and can't adjust it.

Windows "Update for Removal of Adobe Flash Player" becomes mandatory this July.

Obama created "death squads" for bad patents—Trump's nominees curtailed them.

Shoddy security allowed various employees to use info to their advantage.

Google's embattled Stadia division loses one of its highest-profile executives.

After four failures, SpaceX is really hoping to stick the landing this time.

The pair will run teams in WEC and IMSA, and there will be customer cars, too.

Some quick and spoiler-free thoughts on the new book, out today.

Pfizer previously reported the vaccine was safe and effective in adolescents.

Epic says it's "suing for change." Apple says Epic "just doesn't want to pay."

He will work under John Giannandrea, who also left Google for Apple.

Post-FCC Pai will apparently keep pushing deregulation of broadband industry.

Webkit flaws in just-released iOS 14.5 lets attackers execute malicious code.

Technician said he only had a couple of hours of training and did what he was told.