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SpaceX CEO teases higher speeds, lower latency, and near-global coverage.

Sony’s gaming chief refuses to guarantee there will be enough consoles to meet demand.

"Now is not the time to turn back the clock at NASA."

Wallet transactions camouflage the IP address of the botnet's control server.

These full-featured, flagship Bluetooth headphones impressed us mightily.

Due this fall, it features clever fast-charging tech and an expansive interior.

Fortnite and Rocket League players will get over $78 million in digital goods.

"I can, and have, watched those videos for hours."

Google has blasted "link tax" proposals as antithetical to the open Web.

The phone looks great, but can Huawei even get the parts for it?

AT&T raised phone prices 153% over a decade as service got steadily worse.

State law was updated in 2019, but the state's software suite still hasn't been.

Apple sold almost 80 million phones in Q4 2020.

Motional has completed 100,000 rides with safety drivers in Las Vegas.

The hypothesis is easy to understand, but it’s far from a consensus.

The publication will now grade vehicles according to their environmental impact.

EULA prohibitions likely prevent any fair use arguments.

Many of the engine components fell over populated areas.

Manipulating quantum devices has been like getting an intoxicating new superpower for society.

An MIT professor found his name on two papers with which he had no connection.

With no payload, analysts are struggling to learn what this mature malware does.

Without federal strategy or enough funding, US sequencing superpowers don't work.

Lots of hidden features, and hints that the leak from the other day is true.

Expected announcements for Diablo IV, Diablo Immortal, Hearthstone, more.

Study suggests that one magnetic event caused everything from extinctions to art.

Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto may have mined 1M bitcoins worth $55 billion.

The pharma giant and partner BioNTech have asked FDA to revise the vaccine's label.

"It is exhilarating. It is absolutely exhilarating."

Development ran into a hitch when software falsely reported overheating.

Paltrow treats her long COVID with $8,600 hiking necklace, $112 mocktail glass.

ISP grants reprieve in Northeast but still caps users in most of its US territory.

Uber's "gig economy" business model is under attack around the world.

Apple seeks vast troves of Steam sales data; Valve says it's irrelevant to the case.

At least 4 top browsers affected by "powerful tracking vector," researchers say.

BlizzCon leak includes vague "2021" release window, offers option to stay "vanilla."

The company said it found no indication the breach allowed customers to be hacked.

NASA's first chat about its newest rover talks about the landing and what's next.

CEO Tenev tells House committee quicker trade settlements would prevent a repeat.

Off-road utility is paid for at the gas pump.

The countdown to lawsuit o'clock basically started the second legislators voted.

Dark mode is the new hotness.

Only the second time NASA's skycrane has placed a rover on Mars' surface.

Pop-up vaccination site serves "whitest demographic, the richest demographic."

Reboot of popular franchise finally emerges from development hell.

6G is still many years away, but Apple doesn't want to depend on Qualcomm again.

Dealmaster also has deals on Roombas, gaming keyboards, and the iPad Air.

This mission brings a lot of new hardware and science to the red planet.

Judge views Levandowski's financial antics with an "incredibly jaundiced eye."

GOP claims ban would "promote competition by limiting government-run networks."

Google promises a revamped notification UI, lots of other changes.