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Consumer Gmail users are seeing a "Google Meet" section in the sidebar.

Dealmaster also has deals on the Roku Streaming Stick+, Apple iPad, and more.

Think Veep meets The Office and Parks and Recreation.

Pandemic disrupts broadband progress as cities halt construction.

Air-burning plasma thruster may be competitive with jet engines.

The company also announced a Swift coding competition for students.

Car sales in Spain, Italy, and France all declined by 90 percent or more.

Watch a professional (non-gaming) illustrator adapting to a new medium.

China has sought to use human spaceflight for its soft power.

University of Warwick scientists also confirmed effectiveness of conservation methods.

Will a modern design and more cameras keep customers from the iPhone SE?

Here’s what notifications for iOS and Android COVID-19 tracing will look like.

Leaked gov’t document predicts rise in deaths as Trump aims to “open up America.”

A big jump, but if you were expecting a jolt that would “save” the PC-VR space, well...

An overview of some of the developing stories of the past week.

“These groups all ultimately have the same message: We want you to get sick.”

FCC must reveal IP addresses and user-agent headers of net neutrality commenters.

Firings highlight “toxicity running through the company culture,” Bray said.

Everyone has to decide if it's only a game or if it's a real sport.

“I understand Atlantis also brought a unique American flag up to the station.”

Keyboard aside, cheaper storage and 10th-generation Intel CPUs headline this refresh.

ZFS gets more accessible, security becomes a bigger priority, and Ubuntu speeds up overall.

Newly revealed Twin Galaxies defamation suit has been quietly proceeding for months.

New study on mid-pandemic media preferences shows some of us lean into the morbid.

There's a scramble to adapt to a world where people routinely cover their faces.

VFX supervisor Marshall Krasser on the challenge of keeping it real—but not too real.

SXScreeners: Shorts and soundtracks rule this Amazon-hosted digital film fest

Get yer glass on with this great version of the board game hit.

Oil producers have finally started shutting down wells after demand plummeted.

Jonathan Majors plays Atticus Black, who takes a road trip to find his missing father.

Simulations show that QGP could form in immediate aftermath of neutron star merger.

The rocket needs four engines and it is expendable.

The funding went to understanding how coronaviruses jump from bats to humans.

"Are you ready for the ride of your life?"

Structural details of how remdesivir keeps the virus from making copies of itself.

"We’re asking people not to travel to the Kennedy Space Center."

Once again, Intel's banking on a high clock speed to drum up excitement.

The "High Quality Camera" unlocks a world of photography options for the Pi.

Musk tweeted that he is "selling almost all physical possessions."

Azure's still going strong, and even Xbox avoided major losses.

Small ISPs want investigation as Frontier tries to block FCC funding for rivals.

No spoilers here, but details about character relationships, fates are out there.

And if he doesn't come voluntarily, he'll be voluntold with a subpoena.

Notably, the space agency seems to have taken an upgraded SLS off the table.

It will hold seven races over 10 days at tracks in Darlington and Charlotte.

Here's where we are and what may lie ahead for a vaccine against COVID-19.

“We have frozen the program until better times.”

ICANN concludes privatizing .org domain isn’t in the public interest.

You've probably never heard of LockBit, but that's likely to change.

CEO Tim Cook talked at least as much about COVID-19 efforts as the business itself.