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As a bonus, efficiency efforts get axed, too.

"We didn’t strike the right balance," DoorDash CEO Tony Xu tweets.

Founder Jim Jannard says manufacturing partner "significantly under-performed."

Fast Ring Insiders get next year's build, while the Slow Ring fixes this year's.

DOJ could announce merger approval and related spinoff to Dish this week.

Companies across the industry are struggling to develop driverless technology.

DOJ didn't name names, but Amazon, Google, and Facebook investors are spooked.

Porsche's plug-in hybrid SUV may be the most fun you can have in a midsize SUV.

Monokle infected Android devices, but evidence suggests iOS versions may also exist.

Slight differences could be nothing—or they could be signs of a condition like no other.

Follows months of mounting pressure, recent surge of mainstream media articles.

Expect to hear all about the A13 chip and a new Taptic Engine this fall.

It's usually not possible to reverse fraudulent cryptocurrency transactions.

The researchers admit that every one of their hypotheses was wrong.

He's tired of "dogmatic announcements that lawful access simply cannot be done."

Dropbox support reps don't seem to know how Dropbox for Mac works.

Amazon Prime snapped up the fan favorite when SyFy cancelled the series after S3.

It's Spiel des Jahres time again.

Specifically its 5-Series sets. Plus deals on Audible, board games, and more.

Apple is looking to bring modem development efforts in-house.

Satellites tracked to the picometer, test tech for gravitational wave detector.

Last year's $799 card is this year's slightly upgraded $699 card, but is it "Super"?

How does e-racing do in terms of competition, entertainment, R&D, and marketing/outreach?

The prototype BEV pulled 10 double-decker rail cars carrying 42 F150s.

Apple News+ quality-of-life improvements are front and center as well.

Slides give the most detailed publicly available technical documentation seen so far.

Chris Kraft was also my friend.

Gamer phone features a Snapdragon 855 Plus SoC, 12GB of RAM, 6000mAh battery.

Are you ready for an untethered Starhopper test? Of course you are.

AMD seems intent on revitalizing its business strategy as much as its tech.

Free-flying electrons generate light in silicon, CMOS lasers long way off.

It’s a clever use of the car’s existing sensors to improve ride quality.

The lead plaintiff interviewed with Google four times but never got a job.

The company promises free credit monitoring and not to screw up with security.

"Today is a historical day for space and science and technology in India."

"A recipe is like a phone book in the eyes of the law—you can't own something so factual."

We need to recognize Apollo as a historical event, not a model for future exploration.

Align supplements purchased from Amazon were likely counterfeits.

Review: We test Disney's Circle Internet-filtering service.

Flexible material contracts in response to ethanol vapor, relaxes when vapor is gone.

The show's farewell panel at Comic-Con was a one-sided goodbye.

Data and Seven of Nine return to help Picard shepherd a new cast into space.

Review: CIA flunkies become accidental conspirators in deadpan mockumentary-turned-thriller.

It would take a lot. Like a real lot.

Terminator Genisys: Rise of the Resistance isn't wildly innovative, but it is fun.

The judge noted that the "health coach" was free to offer pro bono advice.

Increased costs and competition make for a precarious situation at Netflix.

News comes amid period marked by layoffs, focus on existing IP, and a lack of new games.

If Verizon charges this much now, just imagine if 5G was widely available.

We also heard praise for reusable rockets in the Oval Office Friday.