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This is one of the last macOS updates we'll see before Catalina.

Includes USA streaming debut of Who's 11th season, 700 other series' episodes.

It's another move to get Apple's entertainment services available in more places.

FCC: Cities can't use cable authority to regulate broadband or charge more fees.

Deadly drug-resistant fungus sweeping the globe travels with other superbugs.

They lead to slightly less watery clouds, which means less cooling than suspected.

For extremists, the Internet's craziest conspiracies inspire deadly violence.

Whistleblower said Cisco waited more than 4 years to fix serious flaw.

Will "get back in touch with my roots," does not say how much those roots are worth.

Plus deals on Apple Watches, wireless chargers, portable SSDs, and more.

ISPs will have to submit geospatial maps of broadband service areas.

But oval races like the Indy 500 will probably do without.

CEO says Switch owners often prefer to play on their other consoles.

Permanent Record will go on sale in September.

"Boeing became furious and tried to get me fired."

Cellular signal boosters do work—but are they worth the cost?

Partial hashes broadcast in Bluetooth can be converted to phone numbers, researchers say.

A pre-prestige show turns prestige TV, and it works. But it's also different.

Machine learning and artificial neurons right at home on new chip.

Let's sing "If You're Happy and You Know It" and pretend the zombies aren't real.

Locast, an AT&T-funded nonprofit, retransmits local TV over the Internet.

Equifax has somehow found a way to make the settlement even more disappointing.

Would you believe Samsung is removing the headphone jack from tablets?

Lost in ancient Londinium: "I went to Rome, and all I brought you was this pen."

Risk of spread is high as virus returns to bustling border city of around 2 million.

Amazon reportedly provides marketing scripts to more than 200 police partners.

It has a darker design and more multitasking capabilities.

Zachary Quinto stars as Charlie Manx in AMC's adaptation of Joe Hill's horror novel.

"The civil servants at Marshall and at Glenn are very talented in this area."

It's all about the connectivity between particles, just like mapping social networks.

CEO Tim Cook called the quarter a "blowout" for wearables.

Expect to see big changes in the next tablet and little ones in the smartwatch.

The settlements will also bar the companies from entering into similar deals.

Three Louisiana school districts, Georgia agency part of the latest round of victims.

DirecTV Now becomes "AT&T TV Now" as AT&T plans confusing array of TV services.

At a certain per-capita GDP, cities tend to hit peak per-capita emissions.

214hp and up to 226 miles of range thanks to a 62kWh battery pack.

The ozone layer is healing, but we're not home free yet.

Plus deals on hit PS4 games, Roku's Streaming Stick+, and computer speakers.

67 months to hit 9 figures is the fastest-ever pace for a home console.

The features drive addiction by exploiting our brains, Sen. Josh Hawley says.

It's Director Robert Eggers' follow-up to his 2015 breakout film, The Witch.

Months of playtesting Pathfinder: Somehow, tweaking everything makes it feel more familiar.

System is great to figure out planets' masses, study their composition.

Former systems engineer arrested on charges she accessed data in Firewall hack.

It's the first time PBS will stream live over the Internet.

Vulnerabilities could pose a serious threat to Internet devices running VxWorks OS.

The Pixel 4 is getting a full face unlock package with cameras and IR sensors.

The settlement does nothing to address the underlying issues, EPIC says.

The creator will now require testers to undergo training before testing patients.