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The cut benefits only developers who pull in less than $1 million annually.

Until this week, bitcoin was above $18,000 for only four days in December 2017.

Experts are eager to see the full data, but the top-line results are very positive.

FAA order marks the beginning of the end of the worst crisis in the company’s history.

Equivalent Nvidia GPUs beaten in significant cases—but not in ray tracing.

Coming “Beyond” update also introduces Kalos region monsters, seasons system.

The trucks, built by BYD, will haul cargo to and from its hub at LAX airport.

Computer security experts have disputed Trump's claims of election fraud.

There was only one other November Category 5, and it happened in 1932.

New version and a live breakdown marked three-year anniversary of theatrical release.

The EFF pointed out all the ways the RIAA was wrong, and GitHub agreed.

Apple's M1 proves that ARM can compete with x86 in high-end systems.

Firewalls are "100% blind" to ~50 Apple apps and processes under undocumented change.

Dealmaster also includes a big early Black Friday sale for My Best Buy members.

Analyzing historical simulations shows hottest models aren’t the most accurate.

Hulu + Live TV went from $40 to $65 since 2017; rival services raised prices, too.

After getting to space, the top stage doesn't reach proper trajectory.

Tesla could immediately become one of the ten most valuable stocks in the index.

Pediatricians sound alarm on physical and mental health of children.

Dozens of computer scientists say there’s “no credible evidence” of election fraud.

After ~3,000 write cycles to its eMMC NAND flash memory, complete failure occurs.

Work could lead to tiny swimming robots for autonomous drug delivery in human body.

Intel vs. AMD is a tortoise vs. hare race—but which company is which?

Places don't just implement one policy, and erratic testing complicates everything.

Model Year 2021 EVs from Ford, Lucid, and Porsche will support the new standard.

Amid concern that macOS logs app usage in real time, Apple issues assurances.

No vaccine will come fast enough to help with the current surge in disease.

No plans for "pulling all of Bethesda content out of Sony or Nintendo..."

Atlas' response not only could incite violence but also could increase virus spread.

Everything that's in the iPhone 12 is present here—just smaller, sometimes.

“Voter Integrity Fund” seeks evidence to back up Trump’s baseless fraud claims.

Investigation continues into encrypted files and deleted logs.

It’s no longer just about issuing a laptop—the world and our requirements have changed.

Call your dealer to schedule a software patch, available from November 17.

SpaceX has now launched as many astronauts into space as the Mercury program.

NASA and SpaceX have made several small changes to Dragon for this flight.

Nearly 500 COVID-19-related apps worldwide were analyzed.

We know about it all because a farmer wanted to dig a drainage ditch.

Computer makers are in the process of patching Boot Guard. Have you installed it yet?

All COVID vaccine candidates work in different ways; none will be perfect for all.

New Apple TV+ doc from German auteur examines how meteorites have shaped human history.

Three nation-state-sponsored groups are targeting organizations throughout the world.

Operation Warp Speed head warns thousands of lives at stake if project interrupted.

Ongoing police investigation, but authorities claim "no threat has been identified."

A cruise-industry reporter is on board, documenting the experience.

Usage increase “confirms the value” of data caps for ISP revenue, vendor says.

Musk took a rapid antigen test that has a substantial false negative rate.

The amazon-designed Inferentia chips reduced cost and latency in text-to-speech.

Showrunners Nick Saunders, James Serafinowicz on the key to balancing horror and comedy.

Spread linked to Trump’s campaign rallies and the White House itself.