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As WHO stresses that we can turn things around, Trump calls experts "idiots."

The new hardware and software greatly expand TrueNAS' capabilities.

SpaceX now likely to fully assemble spaceship for a 15km test flight.

Remember the NotPetya wiper that caused billions in losses or Ukraine power grid attacks?

Plus more on the system's massive chassis, liquid gallium thermal solution.

Remember when MTV played music videos?

Conspiracy theorists, hate-filled groups have trouble staying online.

The app would let loved ones ping your location if they were worried about you.

Oliver Webb set the record on a closed stretch of highway in Nevada on October 10.

Archaeologists haven’t yet located an accompanying giant meme caption.

Don't miss a gallery of breathtaking images showing the rocket recovery process.

Finding the right balance between collaboration and privacy is suddenly critical.

38 inches of OLED screen stretch out in front of the driver.

New catalytic approaches convert plastic into liquid fuels, nanotubes.

An enormous new data set peers into the health of the world’s population before 2020.

Just give Antony Starr an Emmy already for his incredible portrayal of Homelander.

Nice looking website you've got there. It'd be a shame if someone DDoSed it.

GM subsidiary wins approval from California to offer driverless passenger service.

September was record warmest for the globe as US extremes continue.

Google Hangouts is going to die, but first it's going to be picked apart.

From missteps to blatant political interference, CDC's fall is a national tragedy.

Attackers are spraying the Internet to backdoor unpatched Active Directory systems.

“Core business plan” is “heavy trucks and hydrogen infrastructure,” CEO says.

Two iPhones models are coming later, though.

Dealmaster also has new deals on Dell monitors, Bluetooth speakers, and more.

Red Bull wants an engine freeze, Renault wants parity first, Ferrari says no way.

Twitter to allow posting of hacked materials unless directly shared by hackers.

Scientists found the nanosheets catalyzed oxygen-reduction reactions.

Déjà vu for Xbox's long-deceased "Snap" feature. Will media apps benefit?

“Any conflict in space will be much slower and more deliberate.”

Really good office chairs are expensive—gaming chairs are easier on the budget.

Interplanetary Storm uses P2P networking, mostly in devices running Android.

Microsoft's first Android phone has a lot of problems.

Also, China has launched its 30th rocket of the year.

Video platform follows Facebook and Twitter but stops short of full ban.

As Trump requested, Pai proposes to limit social media websites' legal immunity.

It has only been tested in 100 people, and there's no published data.

Google's rocky transition to YouTube Music leaves some speakers without music support.

Replay our October 15 chat on, “Finding certainty in IT when the world is uncertain.”

But the size of the unprecedented revenue-sharing deal is up for debate.

Ad dispute echoes 2018 controversy over Verizon throttling fire department.

How Apple made affordable lidar with no moving parts for the iPhone.

Methane ice is accumulating up there for another reason.

Approval may bolster hopes for Regeneron’s COVID-19 therapy, which uses same strategy.

In good news, we finally have a stunning 120fps game. But not much else, games-wise.

The world of tomorrow feels like a nostalgic throwback to the world of yesteryear.

Controversial story proved fertile testing ground for social media disinfo policies.

We dug through more than 8,000 Prime Day deals to find the ones worth your time.

Yes, it's serious, but high severity doesn't necessarily mean high risk.

We peel back the curtain to reveal what people are actually buying on Prime Day.