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You'll be able to get it without the integrated computer, too.

Samsung's fancy folding OLED panels are dying after just a few days.

Sites that don't verify age could get blocked by British ISPs.

Bsnes addition cleans up matrix math, rounding errors on original SNES hardware.

Apple has about 1,200 people working on the project, Reuters says.

Despite widespread attention since January, DNS campaign shows no signs of abating.

The Tesla competitor had a very Tesla kind of product reveal.

We were among the panel of 86 international jurors for the annual award program.

Neither gameplay nor contraptions are enough to save uneven, uncomfortable package.

"It feels awesome," the newest extended-stay astronaut said.

Intel was reportedly struggling to produce 5G chips in time for the 2020 iPhone.

Study cites consistent use of certain letter combinations throughout text as evidence.

2019 is set to be the worst year for measles in the US this century.

There's a lot of info about iOS 13, plus details about one new feature in macOS.

Mobile carriers face skeptical regulators in attempt to obtain merger approval.

Disc-free MSRP isn't any lower than the current de facto Xbox One S price.

But "value" MSRP of $249 currently runs headlong into existing Xbox One S bundles.

The companies say they will dismiss all pending litigation worldwide.

It appears that a trend is developing.

Plus a ton of video game deals, iPad and iPad Pro discounts, and more.

Louisville will clean up exposed wires itself over next 20 months.

Local manufacturing will allow Apple to dodge Indian import duties.

Another Google retail plan falls apart.

Audi, Aston Martin, Infinti, Nio, Volkswagen, and even Lotus show off new EVs.

"War Stories" shines some light on what lives in the game's madness-inducing darkness.

The latest Ebola outbreak is bad—but it would be far worse without this vaccine.

Cerny tells Wired new 8K, ray-tracing console won't be ready for 2019.

The device costs $250 and is available starting today.

These are clearly more appealing to most people than Apple's 2018 iPad or iPad Pro.

"I think the bigger risk, that has to be retired earlier, is the political risk."

A wealth of digital data can help.

Winterkorn was indicted in the US but is unlikely to be extradited to face charges.

Google promises we'll "meet a new hero" from the Pixel family at I/O.

Reigning International champions Team OG were soundly beaten over the weekend.

New hardware reportedly identical to Xbox One S in size and shape.

Starz filed bogus takedown requests—Twitter eventually restored blocked tweets.

Musk predicts Tesla will achieve full autonomy by 2020.

Hackers and Microsoft seem to disagree on key details of the hack.

"We're going to complete the mission."

All the pieces are moving into place in preparation for the coming big showdown.

Six-engine aircraft with a wingspan of 117 meters hit a top speed of 189mph.

New helmet is supposed to solve a problem identified in studies of NFL injuries.

Exploits published over the past three weeks exposed 160,000 websites to potent attacks.

Physicist Rebecca Thompson weighs in on all your burning science questions for GoT.

Unforgivable examines Taiwan's White Terror through a ludonarrative lens.

"Point salad?" Maybe, but it's still terrific in app form.

CDC says the exact source is still being investigated.

Pai brings ALEC to FCC despite AT&T and Verizon quitting the controversial group.

The Intelsat 29e problem comes amid a string of satellite issues in geostationary orbit.