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AT&T had 25.5M TV users in June 2018, is down to 18.4M after latest loss.

Stone tools from a cave in Mexico date from before the Last Glacial Maximum.

Pledge required that health data will not be used to improve search engine.

Because of the pandemic, the film will premiere September 2 in theaters and on demand.

Who will buy one of the world’s most widespread chip designers?

What can we expect from Xbox on its new Series X console?

Dealmaster also has deals on Amazon devices, PS4 games, and more.

Because really, where are you going to find a road straight enough to do 300mph?

Section 230 gives platforms like YouTube broad immunity for user content.

Safety and immune responses look good, but do these vaccines work?

Card trick priming technique used by illusionist Derren Brown inspires psychologists.

Short, clever, blood-soaked: You have not played a pixelated Metroidvania like this.

Hack also exposed phone numbers, email addresses, and other PI for 130 users.

Chinese-built Model 3s will switch to an iron phosphate cell chemistry this year.

It has super high specs and a laser-beam “gamer” aesthetic.

Ongoing attack hitting unsecured data leaves the word “meow” as its calling card.

Mozilla’s VPN is available now for Windows, Android, and iOS.

The world's most valuable automaker says it hopes to deliver 500,000 cars in 2020.

Remember when Netscape said Internet Explorer was a problem?

BioNTech, Pfizer announce deal for 100 million doses of coronavirus inoculation candidate.

Five-year effort represents important progress on four-decade-old question.

Group seeks solution to White House concerns over video app.

Twisted claims 200 miles of range, but beware, it's not going to be cheap.

AT&T email about phone shutoffs was so confusing some users thought it was a scam.

A promising new series from Christian Ditter, best known for the 2017 comedy Girlboss.

For now, SN5 is still alive.

Model of gel-cutting reveals why slicing is better than dicing.

Wisconsin subsidiary of shipbuilder Fincantieri to build FREMM-based FFG(X).

QAnon posts are too often linked to dangerous, real-world harms.

Random sampling paints a picture of where the pandemic was in late spring.

FCA was Waymo's first OEM partner in 2016, deal will continue post-merger with PSA.

China copies NASA description of landing as "seven minutes of terror."

Easy-to-miss script can give attackers a new access should they ever be booted out.

DOJ alleges the hackers started work in 2009, hit military contractors.

We're not getting any new Ryzen 9 models—but 3, 5, and 7 get integrated GPUs.

Current Steam owners unaffected; new players must use Epic Games Store (or consoles).

Pai helped kill FCC caps on intrastate prices, now says states must act.

Majority holds that forwarding DMCA warnings to sites is responsibility enough.

Heavy molecules reveal wave-like properties after scattering from light beam.

2-in-1 Windows PC is fun and functional—but embarrassingly hefty.

Dealmaster also has deals on Bose headphones, Anker chargers, and more.

The 3.9L naturally aspirated V12 will go from idle to redline in 0.3 seconds.

Brazil is second only to the US in counts of cases and deaths.

This one-off EV features seven electric motors and 2,300lbs of downforce.

The new OnePlus phone looks great, but it’s only launching in Europe and India.

Slow progress is forcing self-driving startups to tighten their belts.

New mines are coming, but the potential for recycling is huge.

Multiple reports make it obvious that facts aren't driving pandemic management.

As much as we detest the usual F2P model, we wish EA had done this one differently.

ATM maker is investigating the use of its software in black boxes used by thieves.