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The formula coats plants thoroughly and sticks to them even through light rain.

The problem affects phones made between October 2018 and August 2019.

Barr, DHS Secretary, UK, and Australia say end-to-end encryption will help child abusers.

They're respectable, drinkable wines, if a bit pricey. Definitely better than synthehol.

Over a recent 30-day stretch, Iran-sponsored hackers attacked 241 accounts in all.

Including our first look at PPE, Audi and Porsche’s new battery electric platform.

But the Steam version won't be available until December.

Newly described set of reactions could be a route to the RNA world—and life.

Luna 3 was much larger than any spacecraft lofted by the United States.

Bizarre fight began with Musk tweet baselessly calling caver a "pedo guy."

"We look forward to embracing the competitive landscape."

50-125 million immediate deaths, and then the weather changes.

Detailed analysis answers why even classics like Super Mario Bros. can confuse.

Vulnerable phones include 4 Pixel models, devices from Samsung, Motorola, and others.

Here we go again. DOJ renews its "going dark" warning amid Facebook privacy shift.

It's Team Jesse versus the Grail as the end of the world draws nigh.

For a D&D-like, "Feast of Legends" is as silly and shameless as it is accessible.

The 128GB model, that is. Plus deals on Samsung 4K TVs and robot vacuums.

The outbreak of vaping illnesses is "continuing at a brisk pace," CDC official says.

Employee admits contract for new models still doesn't mention GirlsDoPorn.

Google removes app that logged detailed information about users' calls.

The ruling could let EU nations override other countries' own laws, critics say.

And plastic water bottles are a particularly frequent culprit.

Zero cars support wireless mode, but at least the phones are catching up.

Witnesses reported that the blood was thrown from a menstrual cup.

Analysis of cable bills finds loads of fees not mentioned in advertised price.

SandCat revealed because Uzbek intelligence agency is bad at OPSEC.

It's good to question the wisdom of widely held beliefs.

Look at this copyright gaffe. Every time I do, it makes me laugh.

Judge my exercise form as I judge Nintendo's new exercise game.

Some go to the same school as the kids he has with his wife.

"The Indian space agency should be very proud of this success."

Pukguksong-3 is longest-range solid-fuel missile ever for North Korea.

At 52-years-old, plate tectonics has given geologists a whole new level to explore.

Fieldbit's augmented reality support app is like an interactive Haynes manual.

Cascade Lake-X is considerably faster than Skylake-X, at half the cost.

Microsoft spreads the Surface love to Qualcomm and AMD, also takes on AirPods.

Vehicle production has steadily improved over the course of 2019.

Utterly fabricated video could become a whole new area of misinformation. Soon.

After scary news headlines, one study author said she didn't get to read the final text.

Microsoft is shipping Android and Google Play on this dual 5.6-inch-display device.

Judges reluctantly accepted claim that broadband isn't "telecommunications."

Beating Intel to the 1100 GFLOPS punch by 2 years got AMD a new Surface design.

A demo of Windows 10X shows how the OS will be optimized for dual-screen devices.

The first research flight could take place as early as next year.

Earlier weaning thanks to ruminant milk could have increased ancient birth rates.

Breached, reused, and weak passwords all flagged in Google account settings.

We talked to DeepScale CEO Forrest Iandola about his work last year.

Just make a Chinese website your device's remote administrator. It'll be fine!

Ryzen Pro brings Epyc's Secure Memory Encryption to the desktop, more or less.