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A surprising—and surprisingly amicable—conclusion to the multi-year legal saga.

Health authorities are scrambling to keep the deadly virus from spreading further.

With filing, $195 million payout from racketeering drug maker is in limbo.

Aurora reportedly rebuffed a Volkswagen acquisition offer last year.

US Dept. of Energy project estimates geothermal’s untapped potential.

Nine states seek permanent injunction to stop deal, saying it will harm consumers.

Plus tons of video game deals, new lows for 4K Roku TVs, and more.

RAMBleed side-channel attack works even when DRAM is protected by error-correcting code.

Luigi's Mansion 3, Banjo/Kazooie in Smash, and a Zelda dungeon maker also feature.

Immigration agency reportedly collected the photos at a Canadian border crossing.

Plus other THQN E3 fare, including hands-on time with the solid Darksiders Genesis.

Tired of spending $700 to $1,000 on smartphones? Meet the A50.

ChargePoint and Electrify America electric car chargers will be interoperable.

Adjusting for their size, most of the longest lived mammals are bats.

The 200,000 sq. foot building will be a "long-term enabler of our vision."

The Forester gets a makeover.

We guarantee any of these gifts will excite Dad more than another tie.

Lengthy battle-system reveal; followed by Final Fantasy VIII Remastered in 2019, more.

Microsoft also halts current backward compatibility at 600+ games.

A temporary copy mistake on the online Apple Store might have let something slip.

New "public safety power shutoffs" will be more common due to climate change.

$14.99/month service includes all DLC, "earliest access" to new Ubisoft titles.

Legislation to ban paperless electronic voting systems has stalled in Congress.

What happens when you can control any character in an open-world game?

Three-on-three roller derby action looks good, feels smooth, but how will MTX work?

It's the first update to iOS since WWDC last week.

Only a few ms of additional input latency when streaming to a smartphone.

Former US assistant secretary of export administration weighs in on Huawei's ban.

A John Wick-like rhythm shooter; Budget Cuts 2; trash hotel rooms; and Golem still lives.

Comcast seeks dismissal of suit claiming refusal to carry TV channels was racist.

Prominent startup aims to make its self-driving stack an industry standard.

Conspiracist founder compares Zuckerberg to Hitler, urges Trump to declare war.

Series creator Charlie Brooker is back with three more tales of tech's darker side.

More efficient rendering/encoding leads to lower latency and bandwidth usage.

Battle royale mode, human NPCs, and free trial among coming changes.

I played E3's new DOOM demo twice. I'm not sure it was enough.

What better way to honor an early '90s MS-DOS Mario clone from id Software?

Crowdfunders will still get Psychonauts 2 on their chosen platform.

Microsoft moves on Sony's E3 absence with a smorgasbord of Xbox Game Studios fare.

Faster load times, real-time ray-tracing capabilities, and backward compatibility.

The famed actor is a character in the game: "I'm always drawn to fascinating stories."

Cancelled, never-before-seen SyFy episode had the right mix of campy, comedic, and chilling.

Google's big outage also blocked access to the tools Google needed to fix it.

Improper leak to Chinese-government-owned telecom lasts up to two hours.

A graphic memoir, a bioterror thriller, a nonfiction about space junk, and more.

Export ban would create a competitor to US operating systems, argues Google.

Automakers lobbied for this rollback, now asking for another round of negotiations.

In our short seat time, clever electronics flatter the driver in this facelifted supercar.

Tax-prep companies lobbied to ban the IRS from offering a competing service.

The space agency wants to create a sustainable economy in low Earth orbit.