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Released on bail for hacking Microsoft, Zammis Clark then hacked Nintendo.

Ohio's state capital is in the throes of a Smart City transformation.

Magento admins: Beware of SQL flaw that requires no authentication.

Preliminary finding connects Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines crashes, software misfire.

"The age of Vulcan has begun."

The latest creation from Softbank's Boston Dynamics looks ready for actual work.

Also, Germany has a crazy plan to catch rockets and reuse them. It's named FALCon.

Magnet reuse could help ease the burden, but processes for this must be established.

Guillermo del Toro brings the terror in adaptation of spooky children's book series.

Plea leaves one of the biggest whodunnits in national security history unsolved.

The failures may be uncommon, but third time isn't the charm for this design.

Both FCC and FTC fail to collect vast majority of robocall fines, WSJ reports.

Calif. bill would require state-level approval of every medical vaccine exemption.

One-time offer runs out in September 2019, includes one hoop to jump through.

Gearbox also announces 4K updates for older Borderlands games.

Both the Java and the console versions of the game have been updated.

Office Depot and its software supplier have to pay $35 million toward refunds.

Huawei never delivered on changes promised years ago, National Cybersecurity Centre reports.

Plus a $50 Amazon gift card with Office 365, lots of storage deals, and more.

Throw your hands up and dance away the alien invaders.

Bundle arrives three weeks after Diablo 1's surprise GOG launch. We go hands-on.

Paleoclimate records show precipitation trends that could be repeated.

Its goal is no deaths or serious injuries in a new Volvo by 2020.

The bill would strip any federal funds for exiting the agreement.

Rep. Aderholt says these programs provide a lot of jobs.

Code-execution vulnerability is being used to install password stealers and much more.

The installation will be Tesla's fourth largest in the Asia-Pacific region.

Order combines hardening against mythical high-altitude attack with space weather readiness.

The film grew out of director A.T. White's own experiences with grief and loss.

18V/4.5A charging solution smokes the competition (hopefully not literally).

Like, don't even bother reading the article.

Acknowledges cat-and-mouse: "People [will] try to game our systems to spread hate."

Headset's attach rate is somewhere in the Sega CD/32X range.

Internal memo says that pranks have little upside and can too often backfire.

AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, T-Mobile, Google face probe into privacy and targeted ads.

Keeping track of debt drains your mental resources.

"The company is running very well," Tesla's Robyn Denholm argues.

"It shows the remarkable dexterity of India’s outstanding scientists."

New study concludes the brain may just be over-interpreting a lack of information.

Plus, eat a puzzle game, feed book pages to a robot, and sit on a couch... from hell.

Protest votes from Democrats came after no hearings on the resolution were scheduled.

County official calls resistance to outbreak response "unacceptable and irresponsible."

How do you cram a 5x zoom into the P30 Pro? Just turn the whole assembly sideways!

In the US, coal is challenged by newer technology, but it's not happening fast enough.

With AMP embeds, email can now contain rich interactivity, not just text and pictures.

"If our current contractors can't meet this objective, then we'll find ones that will."

Monitoring systems were looking for attacks using technique popularized by the NSA.

Measurement of a measurement result leads to a disagreeable answer.

Ad industry self-regulator urges Verizon to pull 5G ads, but Verizon files appeal.