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Radios that sell for $600 can spoof signals planes use to find runways.

Company takes the unusual step of patching Win 2003 and XP. 7, Server 2008 and 2008 R2 also vulnerable.

FCC auctions 24GHz spectrum despite likely interference with weather satellites.

Crime is reduced while convicts are in prison but not after they're out.

Or take 18% off a Roku Streaming Stick+ if you don't. Plus iPad deals and more.

Intel-specific vulnerability was found by researchers both inside and outside the company.

Closed beta will open in waves this summer, with stress tests along the way.

It's Director Ari Aster's follow-up to his acclaimed 2018 horror film Hereditary.

The company staved off bankruptcy for years but continued to face lean markets.

The US only gets the flagship Pro model.

Again, anti-vaxxers prey on communities hit by outbreak.

Walmart offering systems with disc drive and a game for as low as $215.

AT&T also cut capital spending despite promising $1 billion capital boost.

But Disney's minimum $27.5 billion payment to Comcast will happen later.

Scientists took detailed acoustical measurements inside the cathedral a few years ago.

Qubit chain spreads out; a third quantum computing architecture is on the horizon.

Most major cryptocurrencies are at or near 2019 highs.

Attacks used app's call function. Targets didn't have to answer to be infected.

"It requires everything that America has to offer to reach the end state."

Changes across Apple's products mostly fall into two categories: TV or bug fixes.

No name, specs, or other details available yet. But the screen is amazing.

Uber's stock has fallen 17 percent since Friday morning.

Defendants allegedly described it as "playing nice in the sandbox."

Small, easy policies can crowd out support for more drastic but necessary changes.

Facebook suit says Rankwave used data for ads, ignored cease-and-desist letter.

ScarCruft's new interest in mobile devices suggests the group's continuing evolution.

Apple faces legal challenge to locked-down App Store after Supreme Court ruling.

Including a few solid wall chargers, charging cables, and battery packs.

Oh, and there are some tiny, ruggedized PCs, too.

"We want to do engineering, not science."

Another effort to reduce shipping times, especially for Prime subscribers.

Ghost Recon, Outer Wilds are the latest games to avoid Steam.

Two women accused the Wikileaks founder of sexually assaulting them in 2010.

More runners can track the essentials in this new smartwatch that starts at $299.

Johann Leidenfrost first reported the phenomenon in 1756.

Even for non-enterprise users, 19.04 offers a faster, more polished desktop.

Lego-version of the US' second-largest church has some clever sci-fi references.

Neither requires external sensors—but does either live up to its price point?

Maserati takes aim at the Porsche Cayenne Turbo with the $120,000 Levante GTS.

A British caver sued Elon Musk after Musk called him a "pedo guy."

The times, they are a-changin'—even bits of Windows will be open source.

Uber is worth $76 billion—far below previous estimates as high as $120 billion.

Alfa-X slated for service in 2030, leaving room for another high-speed rail to catch up.

We heard so much about machine learning at Google I/O this year.

FCC finds "voluntary" commitment didn't work, proposes new... voluntary commitment.

The "gem-cut" design isn't for everybody, but it sure is striking.

The Nest ecosystem is dead. Nest accounts are dead. Nest's privacy firewall is dead.

"We start launching satellites for actual service later this year."

A game adaptation so good, I almost forgot to compliment Ryan Reynolds' hilarious work.

Original SA-1 enhancement chip leads to 2-3x speed improvement on real hardware.