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If the FDA signs off on the recommendation, vaccine distribution could begin in days.

Bill would require judiciary to overhaul PACER site and make it free by 2025.

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Yandex are all affected in widespread ad-injection campaign.

Will Braden, aka the "thieving filmmaker," announced Henri's passing on Facebook.

A dispatch-worker law led to studies, debate within Apple—but not enough action.

Sony will be by far the biggest US player in this rapidly growing market.

Android’s Carrier Services app, which has over a billion downloads, is on the fritz.

By design, Brave Today doesn't let the company or third parties build user profiles.

“We’re very focused on being capital efficient, which is another word for cheap.”

CD Projekt Red promises “a more permanent solution” to come.

The vote for authorization is scheduled for later this afternoon.

CentOS Stream, founded in 2019, is “a rolling preview of what's next in RHEL.”

Data from Russian experiments on pulsed RF energy offers best explanation.

“It’s not critters who cause accidents. It’s careless airmen.”

“Congrats SpaceX team hell yeah!!”

Rival Waymo has been offering driverless rides to the public since October.

Hack of the European Medicines Agency affects vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech.

It would offer much higher energy density and much faster charging.

The weather in South Texas is again rather nice.

It's almost certainly going to be a long and ugly legal fight.

Fuchsia has been in development for four years now.

Not only does the whole state share one password, but it’s posted publicly.

Pornhub will only allow uploads by verified users, bans downloads of most videos.

“This came as a big surprise. I expected a complete breakdown of conventional physics.”

People with “significant” history of allergies told to avoid jab.

The iOS version will run in a Web browser, just like Google’s Stadia.

The electoral college is set to confirm Joe Biden’s victory next Monday.

Today, C may be a lingua franca among programmers. This is its (abridged) history.

Treatments involve adding a new gene, or using CRISPR to edit one.

Kingston’s DC500M is a lesser-known drive but a great value for business.

Senate confirms “wholly unqualified” Republican to prevent Democratic majority.

The FBI, normally mum on such matters, says it is investigating the hack.

New DNS technique separates address lookups from the people making them.

The workout video subscription service is also available as part of Apple One.

"This will probably end up making a splash."

1966 Surveyor 2 mission crashed into the Moon, but its spent rocket came home to Earth.

After killing the Works with Nest ecosystem, Google is now open to cross-compatibility.

“Doing this to me will not stop me from reporting the data. Ever.”

Epilepsy charity urges: “A disclaimer warning at the beginning isn’t enough.”

Fixing the critical vulnerability isn’t straightforward and comes with its own risks.

Pfizer, Moderna won’t attend event, largely seen as a PR stunt.

The headphones' controls take design cues from the Apple Watch.

1947 supersonic flight broke speed records, changed aviation forever.

Tesla could end the year with $20 billion in the bank.

Today may determine the fate of SN8.

Android GPS will work better in cities thanks to Google Maps' 3D building data.

Make a list: ✔ Check it twice: ✔ Don't really care who's naughty or nice: ✔

Uber is pumping $400 million into a startup led by a Google self-driving veteran.

Photons explore quantum maze faster than possible for any classical computer.

Multiple VMware products are exploited in attacks that access Windows active directory.