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"I have decided to eliminate Boeing from further award consideration."

Cities that locked down faster in 1918 bounced back better.

Royal Philips has until 2022 to produce $3,200 ventilators under contract signed in 2014.

This Ryzen 9 equipped gaming laptop was a beast under Windows—but will it Linux?

Loss of testing comes as states expect to see peak hospitalizations in next two weeks.

With a history of cyber attacks, Chinese-owned telecom is a threat, officials say.

It's theoretically possible to become invisible to cameras. But can it catch on?

“That will bring our administration closer to... getting sweet vengeance on Mars.”

Disney targeted 60 to 90 million by 2024, but that now looks like a low bar.

Officials rejected Google's plan to stop using snippets in news search results.

Blacked-out text is readable, revealing 952,000 potential network problems.

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The update follows similar ones pushed to iPhones and iPads earlier this week.

"It tricks our ear in the same way the virus tricks our cells."

Indosat's Nusantara Dua fell back into Earth's atmosphere.

Organization is latest to warn over data security worries on videoconferencing platform.

Newly discovered botnet could be coming to a network-connected device near you.

Does the power to serve include serving up desktops? Let's find out.

Ten hours to make a cup of coffee? Now that's commitment.

League of Legends' creators made a Counter-Strike clone—and holy crap, is it good.

GM is scheduled to deliver 6,000 ventilators by May, another 24,000 by August.

The resulting chemicals can be used to make brand-new bottles.

Thanks to the pandemic, radiocarbon dating and further excavations are on hold.

Pandemic-related broadband surge is hitting a plateau, data suggests.

Any Apple TV running tvOS will still work, but older ones are out of luck.

Free users face limited resolution, need extra hardware to play on TV.

Dual system partitions significantly cut down on update downtime.

The coronavirus is forcing "shared sacrifice across the company," HR email says.

Company is playing catch-up as pandemic magnifies every flaw.

Human players can help train AI to find disease-causing microbes more quickly.

What's not to love about a Soviet-era film about the civil war in Central Asia?

The awards were supposed to be announced at the NY International Auto Show.

Fingerprint-based authentication is fine for most people, but it's hardly foolproof.

The touchscreen on our $1,500 smartphone died after a single day.

The G14 is a solid mid-range gaming laptop with an out-of-this-world CPU.

The accuracy required is a measure of how unstable and difficult a juggling pattern is.

The Pixel 4's face unlock will now finally check to make sure you're awake.

Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal dings Zoom for false end-to-end crypto claim.

On Tuesday, the first version of Dragon completed its 20th and final mission.

New rumble sensors in the triggers, new light bar placement, USB Type-C, more.

Verizon sows confusion, says November install dates are just "placeholders."

The Russo Bothers produced the action-thriller hitting Netflix later this month.

He just needs a 3-month hiatus to get this pesky pandemic taken care of.

Estimated total EU emissions reduced by 3.8 percent between 2008 and 2016.

Modly's public condemnation of Crozier over the weekend drew immediate backlash.

Comcast impresses, but deals from Verizon, Charter, and others have problems.

Apple also pushed out minor updates to Clips and Maps.

Fancy anti-pry technology? Sure, maybe. Secure in any other way? Not so much.

The 2020 release schedule won't change, the team says.

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