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Apps employed a variety of tricks to avoid detection by Google and infected users.

Crypto library bug allows spoofing of certificates, but no attacks in wild—yet.

Recent changes include a three-seat rear bench and the addition of Apple CarPlay.

Amazon seeks injunction after alleging that Trump blocked it from JEDI contract.

How much RAM is too much RAM?

Plus deals on TCL Roku TVs, Audible subscriptions, Bluetooth speakers, and more.

Over half of businesses still haven't finished move to Windows 10; zombie systems flourish.

Google says its forecasts are better than existing methods—but only for 6 hours.

A new study compares climate warming to climate warming + a tipping point.

The bill’s sponsors vow to immediately try again.

The request may signal a new showdown between law enforcement and tech companies.

Patrick Stewart hopes to include "all the principal actors from Next Generation."

Instead, SIE will "participate in hundreds of consumer events across the globe."

Cable Haunt lets attackers take complete control when targets visit booby-trapped sites.

Michael Keaton reprises his role as Adrian Toomes/Vulture from Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Does acidification affect fish brains? In these experiments, not so much.

Cases for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR are part of the program.

States blast DOJ and FCC as T-Mobile/Sprint merger case nears finish.

Software fix over a week away and patches going slowly.

So far, no person-to-person spread of the infection has been confirmed.

Elon Musk will be eligible for a big stock award if shares rise above $553.

One launch emergency. Four parachutes. Eight SuperDracos.

There's a rectangular camera block, a flatter display, and a new name.

Soleimani ran a group the US government designated a terrorist organization.

Go to a real cashier if you want to buy fewer than seven items, apparently.

Fitness bands are still around, and one of these might be the best tracker for you.

Linus should avoid authoritative statements about projects he's unfamiliar with.

There wasn't a lot to fix, so HP added a few features to make this convertible even better.

They started with the in-car video from the Laguna Seca lap and went from there.

The benefit is limited to low earners during times of economic hardship.

For a certain use case, this comically small 8Bitdo gamepad is good enough.

The season kicks off on January 25 with the Rolex 24 at Daytona.

State-sponsored group "Magnallium" has been probing US utilities for the past year.

A great example of how a TV series' expansion beyond books, games can succeed.

The iconic anime goes cardboard... with mixed results.

Behind the scenes as a speedrunning robot breaks in to modern consoles.

Holiday shoppers warned that Honey, a popular browser extension, was a “security risk.”

Mostly iPhone and iPad models are affected; Macs didn't see much change.

All early Series X releases will also be playable on previous Xbox One models.

The decline in cancer death rates began 26 years before Trump took office.

Narendra Modi's government has cut Kashmir off from the Internet since August.

Ajit Pai's rural-broadband fund now includes 50Mbps tier with 250GB data cap.

LG CEO lists an expanded phone lineup as key to competing.

A recent paper solves some, but not all, of the chemistry's problems.

“The cost of healthcare is just too damn high," California governor says.

Mobileye made a self-driving car that only uses cameras—no lidar or radar.

Remember when you could build a whole franchise out of just a cool vehicle?

Wait, China wants to launch how many rockets this year?

A few liberties taken with WWI's events, but they're very, very worth it.

Only 1,974 sets were made to honor the game's 45th anniversary.