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For the first time, smallsats are delivering radar image resolution under 1 meter.

"We're crazy-expanding our factories and hiring."

It's a wickedly funny, darkly irreverent adaptation of Garth Ennis' comic books.

Post that reported 300,000 unsecured records is also subject of a criminal complaint.

Land use is a big problem that could be a big solution.

More than just Microsoft's voice assistant is being reviewed by contract workers.

Trips were up 35%, revenue was up 14%, and that just makes it worse.

Potential partners include Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post.

5G is for all frequencies, but it won't be much different from 4G on low bands.

Republicans say Twitter video takedown is latest evidence of bias.

Or a 65-inch OLED TV and a $300 gift card for $1,497. Plus plenty more deals.

A hardware redesign and 10th-generation Intel Core CPUs headline this update.

Drug makers have mastered gaming the system to beat generic competition, critics say.

Replace your inaccurate compass with camera-based positioning.

Russell T. Davies explores a dark near-future in this miniseries.

It's yet another change that keep iPhone owners inside Apple's ecosystem.

It's currently unclear which new Switch models will get the new panels.

A previously unknown family of metabolites may also have antimicrobial properties.

Samsung's $1,000 phone doesn't offer anything over the cheaper, better competition.

Google would actually be ahead of a hardware trend for once.

Seattle shop brokers surprise sale: "We could've gotten that for, like, 20 bucks."

The always-connected LTE laptop is a cousin to Samsung's Galaxy Book.

This trivially exploited security flaw allows any user root—er, LOCALSYSTEM—privileges.

"Once would be wonderful. Anything more would be really fantastic."

It's $949 for the Note 10 and $1,099 for the Note 10+, shipping August 23.

Frontier records $5.45 billion impairment, warns of continued revenue drops.

Counterfeits of rare single-malt whisky are a growing problem for the industry.

"Your company has issued a number of misleading statements," NHTSA wrote to Musk.

A very strange cell structure hints at how complex cells originated.

FwAnalyzer provides continuous automated analysis of firmware images.

The final issue of the print magazine will publish this November.

Pai's FCC temporarily forgot about July 2016 complaint against Verizon.

These microscopic creatures can survive for decades without water, then reanimate.

Epik is still helping 8chan despite distancing itself due to "lawless content."

Next up: The final version of Android Q.

Changes to configuration files don't change signature, can add malicious features.

Amazon's massive business doesn't just compete with other retailers anymore.

Major publishers will also increase transparency in 2020 as FTC looks at loot boxes.

Move follows similar removal in Epic's Fortnite: Save the World.

When it's your own job, you'd rather not be replaced by another person.

Parsing email headers needs care and knowledge—but it requires no special tools.

After 10 years, Bitcoin is still searching for practical applications.

There has been a pretty remarkable sea change in the attitudes toward rocket reuse.

It's the same price as Netflix's 1080p streaming option, which went up in January.

Apple is set for another privacy showdown with Facebook and VoIP apps.

It took a year, but the patch fixes a new speculative-execution flaw found by Bitdefender.

Yes, a car this big and powerful can be fun on a narrow, twisty road.

"Think Game of Thrones but with better technology and set in Narnia."

Malware installed on AT&T systems helped conspirators unlock 2 million phones.

Documents show Ring tells police how to get user engagement... and user footage.