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7,000 pages of internal documents are great for investigators, bad for Facebook.

Mustang Lithium has 900hp, and the E-10 paves the way for electric crate motors.

MLPerf benches both training and inference workloads across a wide ML spectrum.

AT&T adds 15GB "bonus" to older plans but raises price $10.

New users can save on Audible, plus deals on smart TVs, wireless headphones, and more.

This rhythm game is one patch away from becoming the ultimate VR John Wick simulator.

The update is good news for others in need of sensitive transplants.

Hidden feature allows the Pixel 4 to approach semi-competitive display brightness.

Sounds like a natural expansion of Valve's current "home PC" streaming offerings.

Uber may be forced to redesign some parts of its autonomy stack.

We trek to the frozen north and pry into the true fate of Commander Shepard.

Project Silica extends storage reliability goals from "decades" to "centuries."

Everything cool about 2015's Elite returns, plus Bluetooth, built-in battery, more.

Indictment accuses two of passing data about people critical of Saudi royals, government.

First step: find some other way to use the batteries before taking them apart.

CEO discusses challenges getting TMNT released, possibilities for the future.

Support-scam callers used leaked data about Trend Micro customers handed over by insider.

NTSB says the system "did not include consideration for jaywalking pedestrians."

Cattle eyeball parasites, part deux: The wrath of flies that will drink your tears.

M. Night Shyamalan makes a rare foray into television with new Apple TV+ series.

"This legislation will help grow our already burgeoning space economy."

Mordançage, or "etch-bleaching," creates ethereal veiling effects in B&W photographs.

AT&T gives refunds for blacked-out sports channel—but only if you complain.

"Developers had access to data they shouldn't" is becoming a familiar refrain.

The Xiaomi Mi Watch combines Apple design with Wear OS and a CPU from 2011.

Again, Congress is urged to allow a commercial launch of the Europa Clipper.

The virus blanks out immune system’s memory cells and up to 73% of antibodies.

Russian "bulletproof" host advertised stolen IP address to take site live.

More than 90% of customers say Autopilot makes them safer.

The bill proposes sweeping reforms to privacy rights and enforcement.

AT&T dragged case out for 5 years before finally agreeing to refunds.

DarkUniverse went undetected for at least 8 years. The NSA finally outed it.

On Tuesday, the company completed a static test firing of the Falcon 9.

Want to get beyond 60fps? Go ahead. Want to buy and load the game on Steam? Not yet.

Raleigh Island, off the northern Florida coast, was a center of shell bead making.

Plus deals on 512GB microSD cards, Nintendo Switch games, iPads, and more.

8chan was live again at 8kun.net, but not for long.

Khattri offers tearful apology, says he never cheated in "competitive scenario."

Google's first self-branded smartphone doesn't come with extended support.

Remember collaborative typing in BBSes? It's making a comeback in Office 365.

Each launch of the SLS rocket may cost on the order of $2 billion.

Fraudulent tech-support sites cause Firefox to freeze while displaying scary message.

Being the biggest player isn't illegal—but cheating to stay that way sure is.

We take a... Stark look at what to expect from another GoT book-to-TV adaptation.

Only 1,500 will ever be made, which is a crying shame because we love it.

Uber's rides made a profit if you ignore interest, depreciation, and other costs.

Five papers detail what the edge of interstellar space looks like.

Apparent BitPaymer variant strikes major IT consulting company, radio network.

California can't end its housing crisis without an overhaul of zoning rules.