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Model S and Model X sales fell a lot more than Tesla anticipated.

Privilege-escalation flaw could also make minor flaws much more severe.

It was under ideal conditions, but Verizon finally puts real numbers to mobile 5G.

2018's batch of young'uns down about 90 percent.

A 17-year-old from Ohio placed dozens of fake emergency calls to police.

And two third-party developers left the data from millions of Facebook users exposed in S3 bucket.

Should more CEOs go to jail after data breaches? Elizabeth Warren thinks so.

Stock hits lowest point since 2005 after $673 million annual loss.

Science takes time: Ten years to turn imaging theory into imaging experiment.

Minimize apps to a floating, always-on-top bubble.

DNA from a usually overlooked artifact points to an enslaved woman's ancestry.

Pilot properly switched off stabilizer control system but could not regain control; software may have rebooted.

It's a standalone film as DC Films moves away from the shared universe model.

Anyone who bought books will have them deleted and will receive a refund.

DOJ says an Oscars ban could be illegal attempt to "exclude new competitors."

Driverless carmakers need to share more data. A new group might help.

81 women claim their privacy was violated as hospital tried to trap a drug thief.

This episode of War Stories focuses on giant robots blowing things up.

"We remain diligent, with a safety-first culture."

Sequel will require Epic's platform from Sept. 13 through April 2020.

Book restaurants with the Google Assistant's human-like voice AI.

Bloomberg report shows how employees offered solutions but were turned down.

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Senate committee launches investigation into 737 MAX certification process.

Natural gas substitutes are still expensive, but proving the technology is a good step.

Event raises serious questions about security practices of the US Secret Service.

Conduct egregious enough that a judge doesn't even wait for a trial.

Intel wants to sell you more than just some CPUs for your servers.

It's a small iPad Air on the outside and an upgraded iPad mini 4 on the inside.

Kotaku report cites 19 sources from various BioWare studios to explain what went wrong.

Impact of weapon on satellite threw some debris into orbits that could strike space station.

So-called "Lincoln County Process" is a critical step in achieving smooth flavor.

New paper describes saltwater animals swept ashore by impact-driven floods.

£8-per-day refunds begin if service isn't restored within two days.

FDA warns companies to clean up amid ongoing crackdown.

Microsoft's venerable IDE receives its biannual update.

Plus deals on Resident Evil 2, a 128GB iPad, lots of charging cables, and more.

Preserved here for future generations, this is what Google Inbox was like.

“It’s not about how much we lost, it’s about how much we have left.”

Peer review of software raises additional concerns, more testing needed before delivery to FAA.

"If they're making a big song and dance about engine tests... they’re miles away,"

Amazon's Alexa has a new competitor in the voice-controlled shopping space.

Google's product support has become a joke, and the company should be very concerned.

Stickers that are invisible to drivers and fool autopilot.

Model 3 sales hit 5,315 in March, 29% of all Norwegian passenger car sales.

Work-in-progress store page lists June 15 launch date.

Included inside: the first video game we've ever seen played in a coffin.

“You played some minor league ball, didn’t you?”

Falcon Heavy could augment Space Launch System on road back to the Moon.

Despite Ajit Pai's assurances, FTC can't fully police net neutrality.