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Settlement is uncertain as some plaintiffs want more details.

You have until December 14 to download files before they're permanently removed.

Samsung says it is developing a fix for "malfunctioning" fingerprint reader.

Site isolation debuts in Android Chrome while desktop versions extend it to new fronts.

Our $899 review unit isn't very different from its $479 counterpart.

The first big Star Wars single-player campaign in years focuses on the familiar.

Team member welcomes "expected" punishment, says he's quitting Hearthstone anyway.

The site owner did an incredibly bad job of covering his tracks.

"The cost incentives are designed to reduce costs."

At the same time Google launches products, it also takes some away.

Merger gets final US approval, but states are still suing to block the deal.

It will get a 78kWh battery and will cost "under $48,000" after tax credits.

EU aims to prevent "irreparable harm" while the investigation is still ongoing.

SpaceX makes preliminary filing with ITU as it considers big Starlink expansion.

Research on men helping high-heeled women pulled because of sloppy data.

FPGA with Game Boy/GBA support, 615 ppi screen, HDMI dock, coming 2020.

"I believe that it is better to use the original NASA schedule of 2028."

The ban on underage access to porn has been delayed multiple times.

The quintessential Renaissance man pitched his bridge design to a sultan in 1502.

Renewables, environmental, and efficiency industries grew 3x faster than fossil fuels.

Iranian official laughs off alleged cybering: "They must have dreamt it"

We test out the Pixel 4 and its radar-based gesture system.

"We have to draw a line between open source and the right to make money with open source."

Shooting, fighting, cards, an action-RPG, and an animated cartoon are in the mix.

Man allegedly tried to extort payments of up to $300 with bogus takedown threats.

Audi has new plug-in hybrids coming to the US, and we've driven them.

US aims for test of artillery prototype with range of over 1,000 miles by 2023.

FCC failure to preempt keeps Washington State net neutrality law on the books.

Thriving underground market imitated site, likeness of KrebsOnSecurity writer Brian Krebs.

Conservation of momentum is for a different universe, apparently.

Meat makers jump on the meatless wagon and tout "vegetable nutrition."

Move comes amid backlash to Blizzard's actions against Hong Kong protester.

From Target. Plus deals on loads of video games, Bluetooth speakers, and more.

Massive new offshore windfarms are now working, and more are on the way.

Garmin dives into AMOLED with this $399 smartwatch, but the execution is shallow.

Google's next flagship phones are finally official: $799 for Pixel 4, $899 for XL.

The second generation of Google Wifi includes a Google Home smart speaker.

Now with louder, better sound, launching October 22; preorders are now live.

Everything you need to know about Google's ambitious streaming gaming service.

We never got a new Pixelbook last year, but this year the Chrome OS laptop is back.

New Google earbuds will arrive in spring 2020 for $179.

"Willoughby-Hoye" scripts used OS call that caused incorrect measurements on Linux, Mojave

Wireless on-ear headphones will cost $300 and arrive on October 30.

Tune in for the Pixel 4, Pixelbook Go, Nest WiFi, and more.

This is certainly a novel approach to exploration.

Twenty-one organizations formally became Libra members on Monday.

To settle cases, billionaire family say they won't hide OxyContin profits.

Scientists analyzed tooth samples taken from skeletal remains of medieval victims.

It's the biggest update since games first hit the archive.

Uber has been losing more than $1 billion per quarter.