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"The International Space Station offers a good blueprint for this project."

Speech-to-text algorithms mulled for machine-learning-based moderation.

Portland tax exempts utilities like AT&T—but carrier added it to customer bills.

If it weren't for the orbit, 2I/Borisov would be hard to pick out.

How do you shrink such a demanding RPG down to Switch's weaker specs? This is how.

Derived from Raider demonstrator, new design looks "low-observable."

Drops of over 70% in just three years leaves the country with much cleaner air.

We talked to the team and went hands-on to test framerate and more.

Including new lows on Gears 5, Control, Borderlands 3, and more.

One listed reason for raising prices was "market conditions."

"There are many steps in engine installation that have to occur."

Smart Summon mostly works, but it has a lot of room for improvement.

You can now order a cheaper Porsche Taycan with either 79kWh or 93kWh batteries.

We're contemplating the attention we give to science's biggest prizes.

But the company will continue with the $3.2 billion investment in new technology.

Proof-of-concept shows how easy it may be to hide malicious chips inside IT equipment.

Libra has faced hostile reactions from policymakers.

"Pegasus," developed by Israel-based NSO Group, stalks 2 Moroccan, researchers say.

New film explores iconic stop-motion animator's work on Star Wars, Robocop, Jurassic Park.

It's all change for Corvette Racing in 2020, with a brand new mid-engined layout.

With so many options, it can be hard to know where to start.

The heavens cast their wrath and fury on the ships more than on the fishes.

Bans reversed; statement juggles cultural, political diversity with "focus on the game."

The Mouse House hopes to recapture some of that Pirates of the Caribbean magic.

Step by step, Apple is taking the iPad in a wholly new direction.

AT&T tacks on fee after locking customer into contract, raises it from 3% to 7%.

Surprising new stories, insight uncover a refreshing take on Scott’s classic.

Google's followup to the Pixel Slate is in a much more traditional form factor.

The researchers confirmed teens like flavored tobacco products.

While the average cost isn't changing much, the most costly disasters are rising.

Optimus Ride is aiming to begin driverless commercial operations in 2020.

Finnish broadcaster Yle's game uses real samples to show how disinformation is spread.

In which rideshare missions are compared to "herding cats."

Unusual cooling mechanism could be more efficient than current appliances.

"GAY BOYS" name change comes during week of heightened Blizzard scrutiny.

"I was in a state of panic when I first found out," one alleged victim testified.

Apple patches actively exploited flaw that let ransomware crooks evade AV protection.

A flight during the first quarter of 2020 is the best-case scenario.

With its second-generation fuel cell, Toyota could be turning a tech corner.

As FCC requires more accurate broadband maps, carriers want 5G to be left out.

The OnePlus 7T Pro brings a Snapdragon 855+, higher base specs, and limited availability.

Tom Holland and Chris Pratt provide voices for brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot.

"The app has been used to target and ambush police" in Hong Kong, Apple claims.

With a fake company and $6,050, Recorded Future tracks troll factory tactics.

Plus deals on USB-C PD power banks, a Switch + Amazon gift card bundle, and more.

Last month, the company said paid speech was different. This month, not so much.

Heidar 1 project's uncrewed ground vehicles shoot guns, roll under tanks, blow up.

Handpicked riders in the Phoenix area will start riding in driverless vehicles.

Adobe still deactivating Venezuelan accounts but will give money back to users.