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Understanding the differences in rates means a better picture of our history.

It’s giving credence to a theory that’s false,” critics argue.

A bigger US presence means carrier deals, and HMD is taking the plunge.

Sometimes, doing good science means admitting you were wrong.

Move means an even longer wait for the anticipated Switch exclusive.

More evidence that new AirPods are coming, we just don't know when.

Competitor claims its former exec joined the venture with lots of secrets, IP in tow.

GameDev.World will launch online in June, simulcast in eight languages.

"We need to work seriously in order to remain in the market."

Series will come from films' production company; no showrunner attached yet.

The rocket can roar. Now, how about that Dragon spacecraft?

Harm to customers and competition must be examined, Senate Democrats say.

Apple's quest to control every part of its products continues.

Op-ed: a computer scientist weighs in on the downsides of AI.

Should workplace email be considered a "natural gathering place"?

Netflix adaptation of Gerard Way's popular comic books series debuts on February 15.

The 55-inch P-Series, specifically. Plus deals on iPad Pros and Sonos speakers.

As some feds miss a second paycheck and contractors sit idle, a brain drain is imminent.

The farther from the equator, the greater the seasonal swings.

Compare the S10 and S10+ with two different size display holes, plus a headphone jack.

Yahoo/AOL division struggles in ad market against Google and Facebook.

Lab experiments point to the collision that formed the Moon.

"We can't introduce a feature that ends up costing more... than it returns."

Compressed-air energy storage isn't carbon neutral, but it's a lower-carbon option.

"Stop talking about where our missions will land in 2030, get to work."

Surrounded by civil war and one of Africa's deadliest diseases, he stayed to save thousands.

Clever HTML5 coding helps a blitz of malicious ads slip past scanners.

Thousands of people are involved in Apple's self-driving car project.

The so-called "Draupner wave" was recorded by an oil drilling platform in 1995.

Google, Amazon, and Facebook each spent millions in the face of growing criticism.

"We are taking the matter very seriously and are investigating how this happened."

The company is positioning itself for a year of fiercer competition.

Comcast cable network spending dropped 3 percent to $7.7 billion in 2018.

Emulator runs on Mac OS X, Android, and Raspberry Pi—no system files or ROM required.

The APIs that ad blockers depend on are also popular among malicious extensions.

Pear.php.net shuts down after maintainers discover serious supply-chain attack.

Robots are "the size of a small cooler and roll along at a walking pace."

New technique can spread a single version of a gene throughout an entire population.

4.1 percent of users now hit 1TB per month, but capped customers use less data.

Red Dead Redemption II leads best-sellers, but Nintendo is top publisher.

Daughter of Huawei's founder was arrested while changing planes in Vancouver.

The company has yet to begin selling tickets for the six-person capsule.

The case count is rising rapidly in area with unvaccinated children.

Samsung could provide the new panel to OEMs for laptops launching this year.

FutureGrind is a challenging and fun sci-fi take on the Trials formula.

Revealed: How domains owned by Expedia, Mozilla, and Yelp sent bomb hoaxes.

State is "rightly concerned with the health and welfare" of Californians, panel writes.

GSuite customers will get the boot first—consumer shutdown comes later.

New trailer showcases different directors, casts, and countries for each episode.