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China ordered all Wuhan residents get tested for COVID-19—that’s ~11 million people.

Which is harder, a million-dollar sim or a game like iRacing? The answer might surprise.

Democrats also pitch $50 monthly discounts with low-income broadband fund.

What happens in the fall all depends on how much we prepare for it now.

Google Play Music users finally get a transition path to YouTube Music.

Teased by Hawk himself as a text message to fans before YouTube reveal.

Dealmaster also has deals on Anker batteries, Thunderbolt 3 docks, and more.

Disney paid $75 million for rights, originally planned fall 2021 theatrical release.

A lower rate of bitcoin creation means the network consumes less energy.

Evil maids can use the Thunderbolt port to access your computer; many restrictions apply.

China's Long March 5B rocket launched without a second stage.

Live Loops, Step Sequencer, and new Sampler tools headline the update.

Apache gets an undeserved bad rep from outdated guides—learn to set it up right.

Most will run in the background and can enable new features as well as bug fixes.

A new keyboard and faster performance make this slightly thicker laptop a winner.

Good news for bingers: CBS All Access will drop all S2 episodes at once on June 25, 2020.

A letter to the president ignores the fact that wind and solar employ people, too.

One Reddit-trained AI's lyrics? "Kill the government, kill the system." Whoops.

No customers to come in, and no sports to put on for them, so why pay for cable?

A quick roundup of some of the developments of the past week.

“The research helped answer a fundamental question: Why have many toes?”

Qualcomm promises a 15-percent faster GPU and CPU.

We loved the hybrid and PHEV Niros—is it still good without internal combustion?

Top officials tasked with controlling spread of disease are themselves exposed.

Predictive text is not all Microsoft has planned.

Analysis: Space agency chief is making smart decisions about the lunar program.

They aren’t kosher, but they may be part of a greener, more sustainable food chain.

Outside of Netflix, Amazon, and Disney+, we cling to gaming, music, and meal-kit perks.

WoW game director Ion Hazzikostas reflects on the shifting culture of the landmark MMORPG.

Belgian series is based on 2015 novel by Polish science fiction writer Jacek Dukaj.

Saturday morning tweet follows Friday response from Alameda County.

A Medium-Sized Book of Boring Car Trivia is inaccurately named.

Residents rebelled over plans to collect and use their data, among other things.

US violated Whistleblower Protection Act, according to preliminary finding.

Caddis fly larvae typically construct protective cases out of sand grains and silk.

Administration's efforts to minimize talk of COVID-19 don't minimize its effects.

Inspired by VW's ARVW concept, we look at the cars with tiny drag coefficients.

YouTube, Facebook crack down on two viral videos for spreading medical misinformation.

Microsoft's all-in-one Office app will pick up iPad mouse support sometime this year.

FCC accuses military of “baseless fear-mongering” in fight over Ligado network.

One person is now in charge of Google’s six messaging apps.

China now has a capsule potentially capable of returning from the Moon.

Learn to get the most out of your ZFS filesystem in our new series on storage fundamentals.

LauncherOne to cap eight years of development with upcoming flight.

A solar-driven hydrogen-producing machine that makes more copies of itself.

Typo-ridden document shows defendants calling victims while posing as journalists.

It's not the first time Facebook has wreaked havoc on iOS, either.

Trump admin allegedly told CDC its reopening guide would "never see the light of day."

A new paper analyzes what we know about the sample the probe grabbed last year.

Race personnel will be screened for symptoms before entering Texas Motor Speedway.