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Quarantines, Animal Crossing cause shortages, $100s in price markups.

The 120Hz screen is the best feature, but it's also for sale to other OEMs.

One year after RE2's remake, Capcom is back—but talk about some awkward timing.

Apple kicked Alex Jones out of the App Store in 2018.

How much you like the series may depend on how wedded you are to classic serial format.

Android API lets apps collect a list of all other installed apps, no permission needed.

It has a new keyboard, and that’s all most folks need to know.

Massive online library project is venturing into uncharted legal waters.

Covid-19 opportunists make for a whole new crop of targets.

Let's go on a tour of a future that we all should be trying to avoid.

"When I think about my ex, I realize—I am so much happier now she's dead."

It's as if millions of sysadmins cried out and suddenly breathed a sigh of relief.

Trump invokes Defense Production Act after saying GM demanded too much money.

It's a relatively simple means of potentially helping the worst cases.

Meanwhile, epidemiologists facing pushback for doing science.

“This is another critical piece of our plan to return to the Moon sustainably."

Download speeds fell at least slightly in 88 of 200 most populous US cities.

Business as usual is on hold everywhere—apparently including at the EPA.

Retailer still predicts tough times ahead until holiday console launches, though.

The placement of the trackpad's cabling opens up new repairability prospects.

OnePlus' 2020 flagship should launch in mid-April with a 120Hz display.

Instead of bonus pay for risky work, techs get weekly $25 restaurant gift cards.

Slower growth likely as attention shifts and pandemic adds uncertainty.

"The area is still hazardous and should be avoided."

Puerto Rico wasn't a gaming hotspot, unless a game required constant sunshine.

These are choices no doctor wants to make. But they may soon be a reality.

Supply and demand get out of hand and cross the line quickly in a crisis.

Government-backed hackers target journalists, dissidents, gov't officials, and others.

The show's move to Hulu heralds expanded storytelling and grander special effects.

Rideshare drivers and short-term rental hosts to get unemployment compensation.

Medtronic CEO confirmed Wednesday that Tesla will make one of its ventilators.

Dealmaster also has offers for Fire tablets, Hulu credit, Macs, and more.

GM and Fiat Chrysler haven't announced plans to restart production.

The Bentley-like interior and RWD handling are worth the price of admission.

Pointer support and an AR sensor come to the iPad.

The chips have always-on voice assistants and active noise cancellation.

If you've got two hours, Andy's got wisdom and Playstation developer stories galore!

Drivers are not offered paid sick days or health insurance coverage.

That's one way to secure Epic Games Store exclusives on PC—though Epic won't confirm.

So far, Covid-19 has yet to substantially slow activity at the military's spaceports.

Editorial: We need someone who can explain how we'll deal with the pandemic.

Elderly people are at higher risk from COVID-19.

Earth impressions: "My scans didn't indicate it was a human-infested crap hole."

Attack, which uses DNS hijacking, is the latest to capitalize on pandemic anxiety.

The proprietary filesystem vendor unleashed a '90s-level torrent of FUD yesterday.

Policies encouraging EVs and home heat pumps are unlikely to backfire.

But the company is still watching “the demand side” and “safety in terms of people.”

Verizon, AT&T waive mobile fees if you tell them pandemic hurt your finances.

Following popularity surge, developer donates $250,000 to coronavirus response.