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AT&T memo says company needs to be "faster, leaner, and more agile."

Lenovo even has its own dial.

The self-driving delivery market is getting more crowded.

Epic gets a major "exclusive," Ubisoft gets a bigger cut, Valve gets rejected.

The skeleton reveals the hidden role of women in producing medieval manuscripts.

Electrons generate spinning sound wave, flip iron from magnetic to non magnetic.

Speculation abounds, but it's likely to focus on Age of Heroes and The Long Night.

Gears, Sims, Sea of Thieves among titles that could soon see support.

The fatberg is longer than 6 double-decker buses and will take 8 weeks to dissect.

Apple's CEO doesn't hold back when talking services, wearables, and Qualcomm.

Retro-chic device brings modern features and a digital twist to analog music.

Florida passenger died when the driver crashed car at 116mph.

Power sector emissions increased, jet fuel use more than offset gas reduction.

Phone location data is sold on black market, Motherboard investigation finds.

"Starship will look like liquid silver."

Toyota hopes to eventually license its Guardian technology to other automakers.

Just weeks after Christmas droning at Gatwick, Heathrow gets shut down for an hour.

Gene-activity changes come before any visible differences in neurons.

Plus $15 off Red Dead Redemption 2, $18 off various Switch games, and more.

The company finally has some real 10nm products on the way.

$80 alarm clock is made out of cloth, looks just like a Google Home.

Creators of "Wwise" will remain "independent" after acquisition closes, SIE insists.

After years of an unfortunate placement, the webcam now sits atop the display.

Plus a new 17-incher and new Dell G Series gaming laptops for those on a budget.

We catch a glimpse of a young Agent Coulson, but Jude Law's role remains murky

Verizon asks competitors for accuracy after AT&T "updates" 4G phones to 5G icon.

Canadian National Railway is seeking support from government and industry.

Digitally served prices, promotions, and ads follow customers as they shop.

Creator Glen Schofield opens up his personal Dead Space archive for us.

Amazon's still trying to get customers to open up part of their homes for deliveries.

And did we mention RGB? So, so much RGB.

Rollback attack let attackers spend 88,500 previously spent coins.

He rocks a stylin' eyepatch and nifty laser gloves that control his machine guns.

4th Circuit: County official's Facebook page is a public forum, must accept all.

The annual refresh puts the focus on building materials.

Turn off the RGB lighting and they won't look out of place at work.

Previously private repos were exclusive to paid accounts.

As security improves, demand for hacks grows, creating a super-heated market.

But we're still waiting for 1Gbps upload speeds.

New pair of headsets announced at HTC's Monday CES press conference.

It won't be cheap, but it's finally a real product.

"Our drug quality is probably not what we think it is."

Open source browser tries to avoid publicizing your dirtier computing habits.

Esme Creed-Miles of Dark River fame takes on the titular role.

First up: mobile-only game Alien: Blackout. Then, a "massively multiplayer shooter."

State: Frontier has refused to issue refunds despite frequent, lengthy outages.

AT&T starts swapping out "4G" status bar icons with "5GE."

It’s as macabre and as fascinating as you’d expect.

Reaching more eyeballs ahead of Apple's impending streaming service debut.

Move opens Nvidia's variable refresh rate tech to some cheaper displays.