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It's an upgrade over 4G but not a huge one due to reliance on low-band spectrum.

The MO? If you can't hack a network, pay big money for an employee to infect it.

It also updated guidance on how service workers should deal with violent COVIDiots.

Over half of the ice shelves seem susceptible to process that doomed Larsen B.

It seems likely the service enabled Verified Media Path, which shut Linux out.

It doesn’t stumble until the finale—a mostly ham-fisted attempt to set up S3.

The consumer-focused iMovie also got some updates on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Ready to see that pre-liftoff fireball.

But some eBay buyers have paid huge markups for iPhones with pre-installed copies.

We have foldables and side-by-side displays, now how about a flip-out display?

Companies are using the latest Wall Street fad, known as a SPAC, to go public.

The latest sale of the former tech boom star values the business at $70 million.

The electric vehicle startup is claiming a big breakthrough in battery packaging.

After 40+ hours, we're still loving Wasteland 3's ethically murky post-apocalypse.

If you haven't updated Pulse Secure VPN, now would be an excellent time to do so.

The CDC, National Academics, WHO, and more have guidelines for school opening.

iFixit rips apart Samsung's latest flagship.

FDA was selective with its numbers, and it used the wrong risk measure.

Users could make change, but it was "difficult enough that people won’t," one employee wrote.

The ARCore-driven app brings the museum into the home amid the pandemic.

Florida disregarded COVID-19 risks, judge finds. Governor appeals court loss.

Company’s annual VR-focused conference, dated Sept. 16, removes “Oculus” branding.

New patent IDs unique controller positioning and movement between console users.

The study ran for nine years at Norway's Smøla wind farm.

As a meteorologist, all I can think is “here we go again.”

Dealmaster also has deals on LG OLED TVs, digital Switch games, and more.

But mobile Fortnite remains blocked ahead of September hearing.

“It will suck, until it suddenly stops sucking.”

Fitbit aims to improve daily health and hopes to soon screen for COVID-19.

Google is doing to DNS what D-Link once did to NTP.

Hardware plans are still in flux, but one report points to games already in the works.

Before "Powersing," hacker-for-hire mercenaries likely used 2 other malware pieces.

“If you are justice, please do not lie. What is the price for your blind eye?”

We're still struggling to understand how many immune cells respond to SARS-CoV-2.

It's not surprising or necessarily concerning, but there's important data to dig into.

Annual fundraiser adapts to quarantine—and in incredible fashion. Watch the highlights.

App accuses Trump of banning it in order to drum up anti-China sentiment for election.

The visual spectacle aims to be a think piece on the role of faith in civilization.

The Pixel's transition to a midrange phone makes for some awkward comparisons.

Apple, under pressure, is getting a little jumpy with its App Store enforcement.

Apple has not yet signed off on tentative plans to shift manufacturing.

Scientists used NMR spectroscopy, liquid chromatography to track compounds over time

MS says maintaining Epic’s access “is the right thing for... developers & gamers.”

If you game on your portable devices, 5G could bring more consistent pings.

Researchers notified the company in April of serious flaws that have yet to be fixed.

Need a clear, thorough guide to understanding how DNS records work? We got you.

Move reportedly happens over objections of health officials about limited data.

NBA player/amateur filmmaker Matisse Thybulle has created essential epidemiological viewing.

Astrophysicist Brian Fields models the impact of distant supernova events.

A new kit leaves your cryptographic destiny up to 25 cubes in a plastic box.