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Kotaku has the scoop on a Battlefield-like prototype that had been in dev for 2 years.

After Google successfully beat back Triada in 2017, its developers found a new way in.

Divinity: Original Sin devs partner with D&D makers to pick up the RPG classic.

You can track down your stolen MacBook, but no one else can—not even Apple.

Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Stadia, Windows 10: finally, play Destiny 2 how you want.

"This was the president's decision," a White House spokesperson said.

Thanks to quantum mechanics, empty space can both push and suck.

Desalination, electrolysis, CO capture, methanol synthesis: all running on solar panels.

Plus a 55-inch 4K Vizio TV for $330, SSD and gaming keyboard deals, and more.

News videos of a Holocaust denier and white supremacist removed by YouTube.

The SEC says Kik's initial coin offering was an unregistered sale of securities.

Analysis: Google should offer more options than just selling cloud-based games à la carte.

Free tier launches in 2020, but both require a la carte game purchases.

Pre-E3 hands-on sees us crafting explosives, having a literal (and figurative) blast.

A game born in an era of dial-up Internet is still doing well after all this time—how?!

Frequent travelers will need to look elsewhere for a trip info app.

Meet the obscure group behind the fight over cancer warnings on coffee.

White supremacists and others who promote discrimination will be banned.

Director James Gray wants it to have "the most realistic depiction of space travel."

Latest Metasploit module is being kept private, but time is running out.

Verizon, US Cellular, and Starry also bought plenty in FCC's 5G auctions.

With final APIs, the Play Store is now accepting Android Q apps.

Spotting a superposition state's formation predicts oncoming random event.

Mayor says Baltimore is "open for business," but city has lost millions from slowed payments.

The trick was to give players a rich world and let them create their own motivations.

The best driver assist tech just got a little better.

It was the "culmination of a lot of work that’s been going on at World View."

Tesla made a promise to FSD early adopters that's hard to keep.

While the mutation blocks HIV infection, it apparently creates other risks.

Proposed law targets Verizon, which didn't pay tax levied by New Jersey towns.

Carefully concealed plugin bombarded users with ads during inopportune times.

Plus deals on USB-C chargers, Anker accessories, Ring security cams, and more.

Analysis measures economic losses with satellite images of nighttime lights.

Legislator vows to investigate "abusive conduct by platform gatekeepers."

Twitter account shut down after final, expletive-laced warning to mayor.

Why do some games survive rough launches and others explode on the launchpad?

We've tried making GMO crops that provide better nutrition, but it's been a struggle.

The design from TU Delft promises 20% fuel saving over current designs.

FCC vote paves way for budget cap on all universal-service broadband programs.

We took photos and asked a few questions about Apple's new hardware.

Plus, 4K, HDR, and Dolby Atmos over HDMI.

Bucking a major trend, company speaks out against the age-old practice.

As federal regulations get stricter, auto companies seek to buy credits.

Platformer will be playable on central console alongside Atari classics.

The series was developed by Battlestar Galactica showrunner Ronald D. Moore.

See your friends' actions in augmented reality, take on Minecraft-caliber challenges.

Report has been updated with supported iPad models—and, praise be, mouse support.

Apple will finally kill off the aging iTunes app in favor of new services.

The future of macOS is in iOS—but there's other new stuff to be excited about, too.

Deal sees Justice Department probing Google while FTC focuses on Facebook.