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"Let me be what I'm meant to be."

What's to come of future expansions, PC version, and more? Bungie isn't saying yet.

Armed police respond to hoax he shot wife, tied up kids, and planted bombs.

Remote control feature "may not be available in all regions," Musk says.

More than 100,000 diesel Dodge Rams and Jeep Grand Cherokees will need software updates.

Radio telescope was put to use even as it was being commissioned.

Plus deals on Nintendo Labo kits, Xbox One controllers, PC monitors, and more.

Report puts quiet coda on wild allegations published in the Daily Mail.

It reserves the space all the time because it needs it some of the time.

The latest leak shows Nokia can do modern design, hopefully at a good price point.

"I love the fact that we broke our industry's narrative," AT&T executive says.

Less than nine percent of Facebook users surveyed shared links to fake news.

Low attention and a flood of data are serious problems for social networks.

New rule narrows landmark 2014 Supreme Court decision limiting software patents.

Web a Skeb is open source and works in both desktop and mobile browsers.

CES isn't all about voice assistants—but naturally, these routers have Alexa.

New card should close the gap with Nvidia's RTX 2080.

Kaspersky passed suspicious Twitter messages from Martin to US government.

Just when we thought it was safe to eat salad again…

Data leaked by DX.Exchange would be "super easy" to criminalize.

Gives the phrase “muscle memory” a whole new meaning.

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.