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Braving maggots, "corpse cheese," and rotting carcasses, all in the name of science.

HMD/Nokia's 2019 smartphone lineup begins to take shape.

Scientists with fringe views being recruited to disavow Trump admin's own report.

“Sideways for attention. Longways for results,” a man says in the middle of a cartoon.

HoloLens 2 isn't the only part of Microsoft's plans for augmented reality.

LG's latest smartphone will authenticate you via the veins in your hand.

Plus two new mid-rangers. But sadly no sign of a new compact phone.

What would you do with two 6-inch OLED displays?

Key fixes in this year's model mean the $899 XPS 13 has few things holding it back.

Odd circular gaps in grassland growth likely due to resource competition. Or dragons.

"It's ridiculous vendors are replying to researchers via general counsel, not bug bounty."

Depending on how the battery contracts are filled, they could be largest in the nation.

James McAvoy, Lin Manuel-Miranda, and Ruth Wilson star, with Dafne Keen as Lyra.

The headset remains squarely aimed at the enterprise.

A single 8-inch wraparound display offers an alternative to the Galaxy Fold.

Chaos reigns in Florida at the 2019 Daytona 500.

Many cameras combine to make a single, higher-quality photo.

Author of the beloved Ancillary Justice tackles a different genre in 2019.

Researchers also devise a Spectre-like attack with no known mitigation.

Apple is fleeing the patent-friendly courts of the Eastern District of Texas.

Soon conservators will be able to use equivalent of Star Trek tricorder for diagnosis.

But be prepared for some complexity.

Now a "holy grail," sticker-sealed box was valued at just $2,000 to $4,000 in 2012.

Feared extinct, this giant bee had last been spotted in 1981.

"We expect to learn some things."

And by the way, that unlimited range nuclear torpedo? It's ready to deploy.

There are some interesting details to glean here.

Internet was often unusable, but ISP charges giant fee to one-person business.

Move represents the first federal government action on an increasingly political issue.

First, maybe only, deposition of a Sackler offers rare glimpse into their thinking.

Are you ready for a Halo game where "the story adapts to decisions the user makes"?

Impactor blasts bits of asteroid into a sample collection cone.

"Subsidies help protect foreign launch service providers from American competition."

Rumored Microsoft/Nintendo collaboration wouldn't be totally out of character.

Employees will be able to sue in court, including class-action lawsuits.

Facebook also stops recruiting new users for controversial "Research" program.

The new location will support the production of up to 24 Alpha rockets a year.

Perhaps there is a lesson in Thursday night's launch from Florida.

Executive order will have the NSC set up an "adversarial" review of science.

"We didn't want there to be any asterisks next to your name."

Brace yourself. Previous Drupal vulnerabilities have touched off an exploit arms race.

Reggie Fils-Aimé will retire after 16 years as Nintendo of America's spokesperson.

Owner survey finds issues with paint and trim, cracked windows, and touchscreen.

Five Gs not enough: Trump urges rollout of 5G—and 6G, because it's one more G.

But two papers on the timing paint slightly different pictures.

Copyright overhaul could effectively mandate automated content filtering.

Showrunner Mike Flanagan will adapt Henry James' gothic novella for anthology series.

Joint statement paves way for fight over CA regulator's authority over air quality.

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