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As Purdue files for bankruptcy, business in China is ramping up.

Amplifi Alien’s specs look pretty good, but $380 is a lot to ask for a router.

Daisuke talks netcode, game development, and the future of the franchise

The company’s answers to congressional questioning only earned it more questions

Developers and industry figures publicly shared feelings of loss and mourning.

Former US Ambassador to the UN was responding to North Korea nuke testing.

It comes from the microbiome of parasitic worms.

Build a presentation with text, images, videos, and terabytes of Google Earth imagery.

The evidence is indirect, but a recent find suggests the answer may be "yes."

Researchers track surge in IRS phishing sites as filing extension deadline arrived.

It is the latest concept to show off the VW's modular electric platform.

Here are some stellar gadgets that will make your future trips better.

The pair of warships were sunk to block enemy naval access to Stockholm.

GetMonero.com delivers Linux and Windows binaries that steal users' funds.

Google wants less forking, more modularization for Android's Linux kernel.

HBO Max will include non-AT&T shows as AT&T aims to rebuild the bundle.

Scientists at Imperial College London took EEG readings of subjects under the influence.

In broken US health system, a flu shot can cost triple what it should.

Researcher confirms data belongs to users of Gatehub and EpicBot services.

ONPC won't help you browse the Internet, but it's a good way to monitor devices.

Company's tech could allow sunlight to power industrial processes.

Facebook says you can turn off location tracking; two senators have their doubts

For 256GB of storage, too. Plus tons more early Black Friday deals.

Researchers interviewed seven elite players of Counter-Strike Global Offensive.

Assange is in prison for skipping bail, and he faces hacking-conspiracy charge.

In highly hedged post, Microsoft pledges support for DoH and other schemes, eventually.

Images show missing light bar, potential microphone opening.

Video: "You don't need to make a course difficult to make it fun!"

"This is a super cool program."

Camera and mic could be controlled by any app, no permission required.

It's HBO's new comedy series from Veep creator Armando Iannucci.

Rise and shine, Alyx. Sources confirm new details ahead of Thursday's formal reveal.

Estimating whether fellow drivers are selfish or altruistic makes a big difference.

The product still got a 1 out of 10 repairability score, though.

Lawsuit: Comcast wants to cripple Denver RSN and take over broadcasting rights.

Cops tracked the man's car because they suspected he was dealing meth.

US kicks the can down the road again, hopes carriers will replace Chinese equipment.

Backdoors are totally safe and companies should make them, draft resolution asserts.

"I opened those gates, so I'm responsible for anything that comes through."

“Boeing does not disclose specific pricing information.”

It focuses on bug fixes for Mail and Messages.

Legere will try to finish Sprint merger before handing CEO job to Mike Sievert.

Google's game streaming is too limited and too unreliable, for too little benefit.

Beta for this wired-VR update is now live; official Oculus Link cable coming soon.

A few more by year's end; some previously promised "launch" titles are not here yet.

Through Sunday, the country has launched 27 orbital missions this year.

OneAPI unifies code across multiple hardware targets—like Nvidia and Intel GPUs.

“People buy the XAC, then ask, ‘what should go with this? ’” Logitech made the answer.

The Mach-E range starts at $43,895 with deliveries starting in late 2020.

In the Golden State, landfills are the worst, then dairies and the oil/gas sector.