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Most of them are office productivity models, but the UP3221Q is a beast.

SpaceX has now launched 775 total Starlink satellites.

AI-powered “attritable” drones give flying adversaries something else to shoot at.

Every single time Facebook could improve, it doubles down on causing more harm.

“I don’t see how that business case closes."

The data may shed light on differences in hunter-gatherer and urban microbiomes.

If you're in the market for a new phone plan, use a different site.

Trump downplays virus that landed him in hospital as US death toll nears 210,000.

It will make you wake up at 4am so you can drive it some more.

The bring-your-own-music crowd can now use Google speakers without a monthly fee.

Dealmaster also has early Prime Day discounts, monitor deals, and more.

Ryan Reynolds brings his trademark Deadpool wit as NPC revolting against his programming.

Plus new details on DualSense controller lighting, added buttons, and more.

It took 25 years to go from knowing the virus existed to confirming its identity.

AT&T stops connecting new DSL users; only 28% of AT&T territory has full fiber.

It turns on a dime, but there's a lot of roll in the corners.

Told by co-founder Doc Mack with (archival) footage of crowds playing games.

The change comes months after Disney+ offered 4K HDR versions of the same films.

Agency reportedly lost data after exceeding maximum rows for a spreadsheet.

The burial hints at the complex political landscape of post-Roman Britain.

Attackers are going to great lengths to gain the highest level of persistence.

“Flight systems should be developed for success with a goal to test like you fly.”

A unique vitrification process “froze” neuronal structures, preserving them intact.

2020 Outback gets an iPad-style touchscreen, new driver-safety features.

Mikie Sherrill’s new bill would reward labs for extra quick turnarounds.

Expect Musk to remind his launch team of his expectations.

Trump said to be doing “very well,” but credibility of information already in question.

The 8th-gen iPad changes nothing but the guts—but these are some solid guts.

New clues indicate that APT28 may be behind mysterious intrusion disclosed last week.

Checkouts of digital books from a popular service are up 52% since March.

Trump and Hicks were likely highly infectious for Tuesday's debate.

It was the first electric car we ever reviewed, but it was not good.

Yes, there are going to be major spoilers, because WTAF?

The news is a serious blow to the Red Bull Racing and Alpha Tauri teams.

Emissions declined 2.8% from 2018 but just tied 2017.

Nikola video of truck that didn't work is at center of YouTube copyright battle.

It's the first tally from Amazon, which had been keeping quiet about its numbers.

SpaceX has a chance to launch two rockets within 12 hours.

Tesla needs to grow rapidly to justify its astronomical share price.

The updates don't come every spring and fall, but space operating systems keep evolving.

“We can launch rockets that have satellites into space from right here in Queensland.”

White House physician confirms “convalescence” has begun for president.

Before you ask, yes, a blue shell can stop your RC Kart in its tracks.

Company seeks to increase performance of its booster by four times.

Advisory applies not just to victims but also to security and finance firms they hire.

This addresses one of the biggest problems with Windows machines on ARM.

Mario's "battle royale" is too repetitive and rough for long-term play.

Comcast users in dense apartments will especially benefit from the new design.

Fewer qubits but higher fidelity, and a promise of rapid advances.

Bootstrapping a project with an ICO may no longer be viable.