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Ceramic pots retained remnants of last meal cooked, plus clues as to earlier meals.

What's it take to make a chip with over a million Josephson junctions?

Maryland man guilty of violating governor's emergency ban on large gatherings.

Google gives developers one year to stop ignoring its in-app billing rules.

X1 Nano is ultra lightweight at just under two pounds—but X1 Fold, well, folds.

Roku finally supports Dolby Vision in the new Ultra player.

Judge Rogers has strong words for both sides in the iOS Fortnite battle.

Dozens of malicious apps, some available in Play, found in the past couple months.

It can be tough to spot water under an ice cap from orbit.

A recent study suggests the 431 CE eruption affected only a small region.

$127 million settlement in lawsuits that said carriers violated gov't contracts.

TikTok said the White House can't do that. The judge says TikTok is probably right.

Did you really think Amazon was going to let 2020 slip by without a Prime Day?

500,000 signatures aren't stopping YouTube from shutting down accessibility feature.

Virtual currency profits are taxable under US law.

It's a better drive than the first e-tron, but efficiency still lags rivals.

Yes, people are still playing—but only for three more months.

Yes, you can finally change your default email app.

Tiger Lake CPUs bring a much-needed performance refresh to the XPS 13 lineup.

Xbox Quick Resume impresses. Plus: New controller, auto-HDR, venting holes, and more.

Company claims Trevor Milton personally developed vehicle images “in his basement.”

The ruling will come before the app metaphorically turns into a pumpkin at 12.

Exhaustively researched and reported, doc stays riveting no matter your Pepe familiarity.

Gateway's GWTN141-2 is the best under-$400 laptop we've seen so far.

Watch along as hacked machine grinds, beeps, and spews water.

Put off by Gloomhaven's bulk? This could be for you.

The beauty of these projects comes as much from sonic textures as from elegant code.

After more than a decade away, the fantasy author is back with Piranesi.

Sumatran earthquakes can be used to track the warming of the Indian Ocean.

The licorice plant naturally contains a toxin called glycyrrhizin.

Pratt has been charged with sex trafficking and child pornography.

Investors sued after one exec accused of misconduct was compensated $240M to leave.

Apple says the 30 percent Apple tax will return at the end of the year.

There were also updates to Final Cut Pro X and iMovie.

“We’re looking forward to this journey with SpaceX.”

No need for Stadia-style ports to Linux.

The Apple Watch is suffering from a lack of competitors, but it's also making its own.

“Suppression of information will be viewed seriously and action will be initiated.”

Active Directory apps used for command-and-control infrastructure are no more.

Tesla says Nikola failed to acknowledge the origins of its 2016 truck design.

You wanted a security drone flying around inside your home, right?

FDA’s new standards are meant to shore up public confidence in future vaccine.

The ban was never straightforward—and it’s getting more complex by the day.

The eight-episode horror comedy series launches October 30 on Amazon Prime.

An increasing chorus of developers take issue with Apple's App Store policies.

Zerologon vulnerability lets hackers access network crown jewels almost instantly.

"At worst, I fear we are pushing ourselves to the brink of a civil war," he added.

$5.99 subscription for a "growing" game library, includes iOS support via browser.

The update addresses iOS and iPadOS 14's most widely reported bug.

Newly sequenced Neanderthal Y chromosomes hint at a complex history of mixture.