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Chrome runs much better natively than translated—we've got benchmarks inside.

Dealmaster also has a big Xbox game sale, deals on Bose headphones, and more.

End-to-end encryption is growing in popularity. Google is getting on board.

Director Doug Liman adapted the film from a popular sci-fi trilogy by Patrick Ness.

The hybrid crossover is comfortable, efficient, and starts at just $32,470.

AT&T TV users already pay $130 a month. Increases of up to $9 coming in January.

With no way to safely repair it, the National Science Foundation calls it.

From personal health in China to professional salaries in the US, gender matters.

Cyberpunk 2077 preorders can also get $100 in free Stadia hardware.

Investors mistook a month-old GM webpage for a new announcement.

The M1 is amazingly fast. More importantly, it's a compatibility slam dunk.

Nvidia Maxine uses Generative Adversarial Networks to re-create video frames.

This isn't a Mulan—if you pay for HBO Max, you'll get WW84 access by default.

Attacks are linked to Cicada, a group believed to be funded by the Chinese state.

Onboard precautions were “not sufficient,” cruise operator admits.

The new Google Pay competes directly with heavyweights like Venmo and Apple Pay.

The problem wasn't so much what Apple did, states said, as what Apple hid.

Two stars merged, spewing out debris in opposite directions to form two glowing cones

45MHz freed up in 5GHz band because automakers failed to widely deploy safety tech.

Security flaws found as Web conferencing spikes because of work-at-home routines.

After four years, Apple finally opened the platform to EV charging apps.

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.