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"This is moving from a peculiar fringe curiosity to a violent extremist movement."

The iPad Pro, iPad, HomePod, AirPods, and Apple Watch will also see updates soon.

The FCC likely counts millions of unserved homes as having broadband.

Four F1s and four EB110s were among the cars at this year's Quail event.

Sun is resource for quantum entanglement, may reveal internal solar processes.

Android gets a new logo, and it looks like a final release is coming any day now.

The card strives to be compatible with the way we shop, not the way we dress.

It's the latest example of how cutting-edge physics techniques can unlock the past.

Everyone has that one game that started it all.

Join us for an unscientific look at our favorite racing games of all time.

Are actual humans doing these "reviews"?

The test was ~83% accurate in an analysis involving data on 7,600 people.

Lubbock County managed to isolate the attack quickly. Others, not so much.

Kazakhstan gov't used root certificate to intercept and decrypt Internet traffic.

"We're offering a huge amount of volume in a small amount of space."

Hide and Seek takes a deadly turn when you play it with the Le Domas family.

Tesla has been struggling to get its cars driving autonomously in parking lots.

Ring asks cops not to call its security cameras "security cameras" in public.

Richard Garfield and Ken Jennings want you to "feel smart when you play" Half-Truth.

Plus deals on iPads, laptops, gaming accessories, wireless chargers, and more.

Light, metal, quantum mechanics combine for binary answer to disease, in theory.

The two studios failed to negotiate new terms giving Disney future co-financing stake.

Original DEFCON hackable badge creator Joe "Kingpin" Grand gives Ars the story behind his comeback.

Dry soil makes hotter weather, but so does dry soil way upwind.

Tesla "engaged in widespread, systemic negligence," Walmart lawsuit says.

Comet Lake looks good, but it seems like a confusing digression from Ice Lake.

Entangled "cat state" qubits are important to future quantum computers.

Backdoors snuck into 12 OSS packages were downloaded hundreds of thousands of times.

Sharing is caring, and I cared a lot about these games.

We tested 30 gaming headsets over several months to find the pairs worth buying.

We researched and tested dozens of gadgets to find you quality Switch gear.

Game Informer staff also affected by retailer's "Reboot Initiative."

Report claims Apple will launch with a small slate of shows and a free trial.

Report angers conservatives, who say bias is real and call audit a "smokescreen."

"To look forward to the Moon, we need to learn from the past."

Lana Wachowski will helm with Cloud Atlas, Sense8 scribes; production begins in 2020.

After losing 1 million customers, AT&T makes streaming TV even pricier.

Google takeover will kill "Works with Nest," and there's no going back.

Consistent with the idea that small stars may burn off nearby atmospheres.

Uber and Uber Eats will offer the same 3% cash-back deal Apple Stores do.

Eliminating queued frames lowers lag by "up to 33 percent."

YouTube sues man for multiple egregious abuses of the DMCA takedown process.

States are following the lead of several federal and international agencies.

"Deckbuilding roguelike?" Whatever you want to call it, this game is fun.

Our massive VR buying guide includes thoughts on Oculus, Samsung, HTC, Sony, and more.

Workforce issues appear to be resolved, but questions about launch vehicle remain.

Our gaming fandom, as viewed through the prism of ancient reviews, bustling forums.

Site's president calls change "temporary," says it is already helping moderators.

Apple Music is integrated alongside more traditional media like broadcast radio.

Orcs Must Die 3 is the latest title that will require Internet streaming.