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From missing planets to missing romance options, players are restoring a classic.

First-of-its-kind system requires a rare combination of events.

The rocket's first stage made it safely back to Earth.

The 5G modem still isn't integrated, but Qualcomm won't sell the 865 without one.

The outbreak has killed 60 so far, almost all young children.

Specs haven't been finalized; for now, Spencer confirms back-compat pledge.

Her career included numerous episodes, plus deep explorations of Vulcan society.

FCC buries investigation's finding in 5G press release, won't punish carriers.

BMW had previously charged $80 per year for BMW owners to use CarPlay.

Why host skimmers yourself when you can abuse a service to do it for free?

Redo of 2017 study uses newer data on battery manufacturing.

The bestselling Robert Jordan novels are as popular as A Song of Ice and Fire.

“ZeroCleare” wiper, descendant of Shamoon, found by IBM responders.

Never miss your fingerprint scanner again with this giant new sensor.

The phages use a three-pronged strategy to cripple the agricultural pathogen.

DirecTV has lost millions of customers, but AT&T expects success in online video.

The images also shed light on the mechanics of mammoth footsteps.

Was the potential for bias considered in these literal life-or-death algorithms?

Premiere trailer answers “why another Bond film” by looking like five films in one.

The mission may demonstrate a new capability to the Air Force.

Company security analyst sent session cookie allowing account take-over.

5G is many things, but a radically better phone experience it is not.

"I thought he was just some random creepy guy," Musk said.

Meat producers raise concerns about alternatives, even though they sell them, too.

The co-founders are out at Alphabet, and one CEO now rules Google and Alphabet.

A teardown reveals the Mate 30 Pro is built using only the international supply chain.

US warns GSMA, says it must change eSIM standard that blocks competition.

Hundreds of mods shuffle items and more for a brand-new experience every time.

An open-government activist published Georgia law online. Then the state sued.

Natasha reunites with her "sister," and David Harbour shows off his "Dad bod."

The fired four are heading to the NLRB with complaints of illegal retaliation.

Money to be split among roughly 1,000 female workers from 2014 on.

Lorne Lanning explains his odd saga's origins—and does some custom voicework for us.

795-bit factoring and discrete logarithms achieved using more efficient algorithms.

Some regions suffer from pollution as they send power elsewhere.

Defenders say Virgil Griffith only presented public information.

International Exynos models get Android 10, but the US will have to wait.

Of the 53 dead, 48 are children aged 4 and younger.

"StrandHogg" spoofing flaw exploited by 36 apps, including bank trojans.

We've sifted through the trash to find the tech deals that are worth your time.

The team used a machine-learning algorithm to search aerial photos for geoglyphs.

The first Librem 5 backers have begun receiving mostly working prototype devices.

We highlight a few good deals on stocking stuffers this Cyber Monday.

The launch activity will begin as early as Wednesday.

T-Mobile's "nationwide 5G" isn't nationwide and is just barely faster than 4G.

There has been a download option for years, but a straight migration is new.

Now's the time to invest in a new laptop while you can get some great ones for less.

New enemies, blocks, and Nintendo-made speedrun courses also coming in free update.