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You got your Google OS in my Nintendo hardware!

This privilege escalation vulnerability has lurked within Windows for 20 years.

The various items may have belonged to a Roman sorceress.

It's been a very long slog, but production is finally slated to begin this fall.

Thompson threatened "suicide by cop" and to shoot up a Silicon Valley office.

In-flight headsets are the latest sign that VR has much more to offer than gaming.

Residents asked to leave town for a few hours while unspecified "activities" take place.

Explains the odd distribution of material found by the Juno orbiter.

Second season will be the last—the shortest run of all Star Wars animated series.

23-gigabyte database had plain-text passwords, face images, and much more.

If the settlement didn't have enough funds to pay out, why promote the option?

MacBook Pros subject to Apple's June recall are banned from US flights.

Carriers verify Caller ID for calls made between their two networks.

The “Church of Bleach” is still strong, despite years of warnings.

Approaching prey from optimal angle (42 to 78 degrees) produces strongest echoes.

"I don't think anybody should tell you that there's no lag."

Arbitration lessens your ability to hold companies accountable for their screw-ups.

For under $100, compact hardware can turn a shipped package into a Trojan horse for attacks.

Verizon lawsuit against Rochester relies on FCC vote to cap city-imposed fees.

Exploits against Windows 7 to 10 could spread from PC to PC—no user interaction needed.

Structures could one day reduce drag on ships and submarines, protect ships in port.

Is it all algorithmic? Is it paid for? Inquiring senators want to know.

When funds are run by black people, quality differences are rated as smaller.

Yes, there will be a cross-platform tie-in video game later this year.

Houston's space center, which managed the Apollo Lunar Module, gets a small piece.

Finally, fast charge your iPhone and iPad. Then find Apple Watch deals and more elsewhere.

A California man's vanity license plate backfires spectacularly.

The class action lawsuit settlement site for defective Pixel microphones has gone live.

Changes alter the rules that say how federal agencies should implement the ESA.

Neuralink will probably fail in interesting and worthwhile ways.

Document redaction is probably the biggest standout feature in this release.

Fortnite cracks, software exploits among the topics discussed in almost 357,000 PMs.

Update promises better graphics performance in games and CAD applications.

The two experimental treatments will continue on in more trials.

We offer a look at the four bidders and what is at stake for each of them.

Atomic research agency acknowledges "isotope power source" of "rocket engine" exploded.

V8 variant of the Cayenne plug-in hybrid will hit dealerships in early 2020.

The teenager was in the middle of a livestream when cops showed up with guns.

Microsoft's march through subscription land continues apace.

Verizon bought Tumblr owner Yahoo in 2017, is now selling Tumblr to Automattic.

Opinion: The case against YouTube's toxic "up next" algorithm.

"Our drugs are not for you, period."

Gorgeous overhaul was originally planned for "fall 2017," then went silent.

"Do you know karate?" "No, but I'm a fast learner."

Frontier, already under fire in Minnesota, faces network quality probe in NY.

Analysis shows why correlation is not causation, in this case.

* = For now, fingerprint or lock screen authentication applies only to one Google property.

Man allegedly pressed fake pills in his basement that killed at least one.

Make your peace with this being a "visual novel"—because it's a must-play.

Overly complex touchscreen systems were blamed in recent NTSB report.