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What's on my table right now.

A cable lobby lawyer reveals the industry’s darkest fears.

Resource for DIY smartphone repairs focusing on critical medical equipment.

"You know what, you can never sell this NASA and SpaceX team short."

If other companies close their doors, whom does an enterprise supplier supply?

The study is the largest to date, involving more than 96,000 COVID-19 patients.

The patients’ immune responses linked to the disease's severity.

“Could the fort really have been built by Wallace and his men? I’d like to think so.”

“We're going to be the most forward-leaning company on remote work at our scale.”

The push for 5G will make even the Galaxy Note bigger this year.

Reply-limiting feature is being tested with “a small %” of Twitter users.

Could a blurry, 128×128 version of a 1980 arcade game change the future of game dev?

Also, Japan's largest rocket has taken its final flight.

We researched readers' tech term pronunciation debates; here are the conclusions.

Foundational idea of behavioral economics stands up to replication test.

The move follows an existing Intel-Rivet partnership on two Wi-Fi chipsets.

Director Gina Prince-Bythewood adapted Greg Rucka's comic book for Netflix.

Tesla sued Alameda County in federal court on Saturday over the shutdown order.

Location data requires a warrant since 2018; lock screen may now, too.

Karen Nyberg will be watching the Crew Dragon mission closely—her husband is its commander.

Samsung’s “mission-ready military smartphone” is a regular S20 with lots of hype.

There's good news for scientists, but only from one of the parties.

Dealmaster also has deals on Nest gadgets, Eero routers, USB-C hubs, and more.

Moisture from museum visitors breathing on the painting makes the paint degrade.

Developer is “satisfied” after long internal audit found 198 illicit sales.

AT&T drops ads after losing appeal but keeps using “5GE” network indicator.

Not a radical update, but another slick-looking option for power-hungry gamers.

Volatility in cryptocurrency prices causes big losses for highly-leveraged funds.

Satellite records are now long enough to show a trend in intensity.

But that hasn't stopped Edge from making out with Pinterest.

Never-before-seen PipeMon hit one developer's build system, another's game servers.

“No monitoring or data collection happens outside of multiplayer matches.”

Apple also pushed out small updates for HomePods and Apple TVs.

At its height, it may even have been one of the largest in all of medieval Europe.

Jones said she was ordered "to manually change data" to support reopening.

Snyder admits he's never seen 2017 version, marches forward with "episodic" cut.

In an interview, the Google CEO says he takes a long-term view of hardware efforts.

The T7 claims a read speed of 1050MB/s and a write speed of 1000MB/s

FCC to rule Starlink is high-latency, making it harder to get broadband funding.

Health officials worry reopening amid continued spread could spark second wave.

Mini by name, mini by nature, at least when it comes to battery size.

After announcing he’s taking chloroquine, he attacks research that questions it.

“Controller tweaking, tuning, and investigation continues,” Epic says.

Loverro was ardently trying to fulfill his 2024 Moon landing mandate.

Businesses can set up digital storefronts and sell directly to users on platform.

Makers of “Turbo Killer” music video bring gonzo synthwave sci-fi to Shudder.

The i9-10900K's numbers are better than Intel's lackluster PR led us to expect.

“Together, we have become stronger for this nation.”

Google, Microsoft, and Amazon cloud divisions have sought oil and gas business.

“Re-positive” cases didn't spread disease or shed virus.