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Google's system generates quantum statistics that we just can't simulate.

In all, defendant stole more than 100 million records, prosecutors say.

Five months of investigation and fixes later, the Galaxy Fold is ready for retail.

Denial-of-service flaw in Microsoft Defender also gets unscheduled fix.

It's a rare but unpredictable complication from several common medicines.

Suit accuses Musk of enriching himself with three-company "machinations."

Rigid inflatable boat taken out by protective mother during Arctic expedition.

Reduction comes as part of UN push for improved efficiency in the game industry.

Media reports had suggested Apple could shift Mac Pro work to China.

Lazarus, once considered a ragtag group of hackers, is now among the world's most active.

CEO said multiple Chef customers affected; now Chef won't renew contract.

Critics accuse Facebook of unfairly stifling competition. Snap brought receipts.

Yahoo settlement website goes live, warns that you might not get full amount.

Android 10 is rolling out now to the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro.

Live "this week" exclusively on Android with free 10-day trial, $2/mo for first year.

Sony declares its ongoing commitment to energy-efficiency and climate awareness.

"We’re finally in a position where we’re ready to move forward."

Authorities deny unofficial reports of several cases and offer no details.

This "War Stories" video explores how Civilization almost wasn't a turn-based game.

"Cats display social flexibility in regard to their attachments with humans."

Article violates Yeager's trademark and publicity rights, lawsuit says.

Defense media outlet joked about B-2 Spirit being "last thing millennials will see" in Area 51 raid.

A quick PSA for any Switch and Prime users looking to save $20.

Ars takes Trek's latest electric bike for a spin around Central Park.

Atoms experience a kind of rolling friction when they fly along a surface.

Review: A book of deliberately, hilariously, wrong advice—with explainers and diagrams.

iFixit gave the phone a 6/10 for repairability.

Bad "sexy teen slasher" marketing buried this multi-layered tale of toxic female friendship.

Apps improperly obtained user data, installed malware, and committed other offenses.

Money likely came as advance against earnings ahead of Epic Games Store sales.

Competitors are throwing everything at the wall to slow the Amazon juggernaut.

The delay on Ryzen 9 3950X's launch makes sense given Ryzen 9 3900X's scarcity.

Demo of crypto-cracking algorithm fails to convince experts.

AT&T files motion to compel arbitration in case over sale of phone location data.

Vulnerability was demonstrated one week ago, when iOS 13 was still in beta.

Sacklers seek "the benefit of bankruptcy without the burdens of bankruptcy."

The phones add new cameras, the A13 CPU/GPU, and faster wireless.

A sci-fi action movie where the key action takes place in Brad Pitt's neurons.

An explainer for all the hoops multi-Switch households have to jump through.

The year's best video game about geese, reviewed from a goose's point of view.

The slag heaps of an ancient kingdom show how upheaval fueled technological progress.

Better battery life might be the most compelling reason to get a new phone.

There's a lot more to this update than Dark Mode.

"We don't want to rely on just one system."

Vaping in 12th graders doubles from 2017 in line with rise of Juul.

New wave of attacks comes after previous Click2Gov hack compromised 300k payment cards.

First results from the KATRIN experiment are based on just 28 days of data.

Amazon aims to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2040.

The cooling effect of aerosols from burning fossil fuels is already much smaller.

Trump's export ban means no Google apps for the Mate 30 Pro.