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Satellite records are now long enough to show a trend in intensity.

But that hasn't stopped Edge from making out with Pinterest.

Never-before-seen PipeMon hit one developer's build system, another's game servers.

“No monitoring or data collection happens outside of multiplayer matches.”

Apple also pushed out small updates for HomePods and Apple TVs.

At its height, it may even have been one of the largest in all of medieval Europe.

Jones said she was ordered "to manually change data" to support reopening.

Snyder admits he's never seen 2017 version, marches forward with "episodic" cut.

In an interview, the Google CEO says he takes a long-term view of hardware efforts.

The T7 claims a read speed of 1050MB/s and a write speed of 1000MB/s

FCC to rule Starlink is high-latency, making it harder to get broadband funding.

Health officials worry reopening amid continued spread could spark second wave.

Mini by name, mini by nature, at least when it comes to battery size.

After announcing he’s taking chloroquine, he attacks research that questions it.

“Controller tweaking, tuning, and investigation continues,” Epic says.

Loverro was ardently trying to fulfill his 2024 Moon landing mandate.

Businesses can set up digital storefronts and sell directly to users on platform.

Makers of “Turbo Killer” music video bring gonzo synthwave sci-fi to Shudder.

The i9-10900K's numbers are better than Intel's lackluster PR led us to expect.

“Together, we have become stronger for this nation.”

Google, Microsoft, and Amazon cloud divisions have sought oil and gas business.

“Re-positive” cases didn't spread disease or shed virus.

TNT's reboot of 2013 Bong Joon-ho film stars Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs.

Effective immediately, Ken Bowersox will serve as acting associate administrator.

They're more refinements than reinventions, but most of the changes are welcome.

The history of rare software that made SimCity look like Candy Crush in comparison.

Sure, you might only get a few cents at this point, but where is it?

“There will be setbacks. But if you fall on your face, you get back up.”

Dealmaster also includes the Switch Pro Controller, Sega Genesis Mini, and more.

Trump letter blasts WHO's COVID-19 response, says US will “reconsider membership.”

YouTuber claims he's seen a prototype video of the device, and has a list of details.

More knowledge equals less fear, but confusion about the technology is rampant.

Want more "War Stories" deep dives? This is how we show companies how much we rule.

Can Amazon’s uneven gaming track record put the “service” in “game as a service?”

We took Red Hat's bleeding-edge desktop distribution for an extended spin.

Dunn played an important role in the history of SpaceX.

Android 10, Google Play, and USB-C? This is... good?

Promising vaccine trials, questionable research ethics, and clearly bad policy.

Team-Xecuter hackers plan solderable device that even works on "updated" hardware.

He had hoped to spare his health—and everyone else's, too.

Face masks and screenings will make for a different retail experience.

Representatives have to nominate a proxy—no Zoom votes here.

Investigators say they spent 4 months and huge sums to decrypt suspected iPhones.

Champ's username checks out: "iRUNyouPASSiWIN."

France, Germany, and the US all show less SARS-CoV-2 spread after restrictions.

US warns carriers to boost security, citing reports of attacks in several states.

We may not see the X-37B in space, but we can still enjoy its Earth departure.

Uber is closing 45 offices in a bid to cut annual expenses by $1 billion.

408 footprints record how Pleistocene hunter-gatherers foraged and socialized.

The new factory is slated to build the Model Y crossover and the Cybertruck.