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Shareholders say Comcast should stop being secretive about lobbying activity.

Experiment shows how emotions can spread between birds.

"Fifteen years ago today you led us out of the darkness.... Then, the unimaginable."

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Eclectic, limited ambitions are a key starting point for the odd device.

One dissenting vote from the board based on the company's lack of experience.

New film touted as a sequel to the original Terminator and T2: Judgement Day.

We guarantee some of our favorite tomes will end up on your summer TBR.

They may all look similar, but these e-readers have big differences between them.

Researchers warn dangerous BlueKeep vulnerability is almost sure to be exploited.

SandboxEscaper has published 7 such exploits to date, 3 in the past 24 hours.

Shrooms' relatives beat us to multicellularity by a healthy margin.

The move could steer women away from misinformation and abortion "science fiction."

The games are voluntary and have been deployed at five Amazon warehouses.

The event usually focuses on software, but Mac Pro rumors abound.

The actual gameplay has some polish. Everything else in this Android beta stinks.

Recology has taken delivery of its first BYD 8R rear-loading class 8 garbage truck.

The catch? You need about a million atmospheres of pressure.

UK chip designer cites “US origin technology" as a reason to cut ties with Huawei.

Automatic lane-change feature cuts drivers off, breaks Connecticut law, CR finds.

DOJ staff recommend filing lawsuit to block merger, Reuters reports.

Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem will be removed from the country in August.

Personal data leaks, poor protection of logins, and other gaps still leave major parties vulnerable.

Get ready for a dual-booting, even more modularized Android system.

Or, how an incredible launch slate turned Quest into my daily VR system of choice.

Local health officials say cheap charlatans are likely using contaminated equipment.

A dive into vulnerability data shows even big districts' servers still offering up SMB v. 1.

Pay-TV again ranks last in customer satisfaction among all US industries.

Operator hopes to send power back to the grid before the year is out.

Unless you explicitly want it installed, you probably won't get this update.

The feature film will be a follow-up to 2015's campy martial-arts time-travel short.

Using a Huawei product? The DOC is giving you 90 days to "make other arrangements."

The Netflix series will make a number of references to the ill-fated beverage.

Since news of the scandal broke, the FDA says it will shut down the reporting system.

We can now see the Neogene period in color.

The company is also extending its keyboard repair program to cover 2018 laptops.

Huawei's hardware independence is actually pretty good! The software, though...

Company says "backwards compatibility will be absolutely key" to PS4 transition.

New tales of a sentient virtual assistant, troubled marriage, and an armed Uber driver.

Company calls on entire gaming industry to make gaming safe.

Humans, volcanoes, and the Sun can cover it; ocean cycles need not apply.

Plus the newest XPS 13 laptop for less than $1,000 and more pre-Memorial Day deals.

PlayStation Now expansion a key element of Sony's next-gen plans.

Union: Verizon used un-credentialed contractors to restore service in Florida.

Retro-themed murder mystery's full-sentence UI nearly foundered during localization.

GoT spanned 72 hours and had at least that many characters—what ending could everyone agree on?

A promising Lone Echo sequel, stealth-kayak fun, and Insomniac's next VR game.

Officially, of course, the Atlantic hurricane season does not begin until June 1.

The new electronic vehicle platform supports up to 10Gb/s and over-the-air updates.