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The new laptops are still expected to launch by the end of the year.

Public disclosure comes in wake of other grumblings about Apple's bug bounty behavior.

How much you like the series may depend on whether you're a stickler for staying faithful to the source material.

Microsoft's rocky introduction to Android continues with worst-in-class update speed.

Move comes as government seeks to limit fallout of looming real estate collapse.

Near-final preview release demonstrates how the upgrade will be offered to PCs.

Among the options NASA is considering is modifying the Astrovan. This is the way.

The new iPhone offers better battery life, superior cameras, and great screens.

Boosters also OK'd for frontline workers, day care providers, teachers, grocery workers.

This btrfs filesystem overview highlights some longstanding shortcomings.

"Point blank, in our view, it is unacceptable."

This extras-packed release is the one to play—if you're onboard with Kojima's crazy ideas.

The ban on Epic's games could last years.

Also featured: Bayonetta 3's gameplay debut, Kirby's first open-world 3D adventure.

Shareholders say the overpayment was an "express quid pro quo."

A flaw in the Autodiscover protocol can expose email passwords to third parties.

Google stops by the Linux Plumbers Conference for an Android update.

It comes with a long list of recommendations for avoiding a repeat.

It's going to be at least mildly irritating to upgrade an unsupported system.

People may have walked along the shore of a lake in New Mexico 23,000 years ago.

Devices using only wireless charging would be exempt from the mandate.

Material costs are rising too, and the shortage will continue into 2022.

Online problems, corporate issues can't be ignored, despite remake's serious quality.

Setup can't synthesize complete meals like the Star Trek replicator, but it's a start

"I thought all along that we were doing it on Theranos' gear," Mattis said.

A company renowned for adding lightness is applying that approach to electrification.

Advisors for the CDC will meet Thursday to set guidance on use of boosters.

"These people didn't need to die now, and they didn't need to die like this."

Figuring out people's movement across the Pacific is not a simple thing.

The audit red-flagged Xiaomi and Huawei phones but gave OnePlus a pass.

Dealmaster also has Apple's MagSafe Charger, plenty of video games, and more.

There are some big changes, but you can roll back many of them.

The x86 Surface Pro gets a redesign at the expense of accessory compatibility.

The screen doesn't detach from the laptop, but it has a very flexible hinge.

The cheapest versions just barely meet Windows 11's minimum requirements.

Despite fire sales, Microsoft doubles down on the original Surface Duo concept.

But Windows 11 supports 64-bit app emulation, improving app compatibility.

Social media platform has come under scrutiny for moderation and enforcement policies.

"The team's making great progress on further troubleshooting."

Threat actors asking $4.2 million from VoIP.ms to stop DDoS attack.

Refreshed design and brand-new chip make the mini feel like less of a compromise.

Double the storage and a better processor and front camera are the highlights.

Erratic test results defied “medical explanation.”

Internet shortcuts come with code execution capability. Latest Mac not fully patched.

Ladapo signed the Great Barrington Declaration and suggests embracing "the reality of viral spread."

President Xi Jinping announces a necessary step to controlling global emissions.

The 2021 survey shows 97% of hiring managers prioritizing FOSS professionals.

From top-down cruiser to canyon carver, there's a GTS for almost every occasion.

Less expensive drives still copy games slower, though.