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Wear OS gets better with version 2.0, but what are you supposed to run it on?

Stage 9 got a Priority One message from Starfleet Command (CBS): cease and desist.

9 suspects at large, while 7 men now in custody in Alameda Co., another in Sonoma.

Just because it was banned doesn't mean it's no longer a problem.

"If we had not reached orbit on that attempt, SpaceX would not exist."

Pattern of warm ocean temperatures played the biggest role.

High-speed tabulator vulnerable to remote attacks, and that's only part of the problem.

Oculus CTO sees portable headset competing with Nintendo Switch in the market.

Privacy-conscious users were unhappy at being signed in to browser without consent.

The estimates are the highest seen in more than a decade.

Musk tweeted he had "funding secured" for a buyout. The SEC says that was false.

Tory Bruno, chief of United Launch Alliance, "a real visionary and risk taker."

"System only works if we can assure the integrity of the RIN marketplace," official says.

Plus a 15% off site-wide eBay sale, $10 off the Amazon Fire TV Stick, and more.

Robocallers hit with $120M in FCC fines for hiding behind spoofed numbers.

Duo Security researchers spoofed serial numbers, exploited Apple's Device Enrollment Program API.

$30K for hip replacement, 11K for vaginal birth—and those are just the averages.

The method could provide an alternative to destructive issue sampling from mummies.

Full VR motion-tracking in a cheaper, portable form factor is instantly compelling.

Prime members pay the online price in-store, while everyone else pays more.

No new cap on costs; Southern Company would have to cover additional cost overruns.

In the lab, mosquito populations don't evolve resistance to this approach.

More battery cells may not smooth out other bottlenecks in Model 3 production.

Comparison with modern strains offers glimpses of the pathogen's evolutionary history.

"Around 2030 we expect to begin developing propellant and sending it to spacecraft."

Six new episodes will show up for streaming on Turkey Day.

Lawsuit highlights the downsides of online platforms outsourcing moderation.

In a five-year follow-up, nearly two-thirds of patients never needed surgery.

Uber must now also report any "data security incidents" every quarter for 2 years.

FCC orders cities and towns to slash permit fees for 5G equipment.

Oculus says it finally has the right headset to deliver powerful VR without wires or PC.

Router malware had nine different tools for exploiting networks.

200 million users have been added in about 16 months.

For $300, HTC will cut that annoying tether tying you to your VR-ready PC.

Fortnite today, Sony "now in the planning process... for other titles going forward."

We explain why Apple's decided to go after a condition you may never have heard of.

A $399 starting price is a lot to ask, but Apple added a lot to this Watch.

NuScale Power takes a step toward engineering; Transatomic power shuts down.

Each Allied raid released the energy of at least 300 lightning strikes, study finds.

Developers will be able to choose whether to support KB+M controls in their games.

Former TAO coder took home tools to study in hopes of a better performance review.

VMWare now supports DirectX 10.1 via the Mac's Metal graphics API.

Downloadable NES games require online check-ins within last week to play offline.

The latest data comes straight from Steam's internal hardware surveys.

Our creative director mocks up the way he wishes dark mode would look instead.

Arbitration clause bars drivers from claiming class action status, court rules.

Lawsuit claims Apple misused trade secrets to help Intel make iPhone modems.

Plus $45 Switch games, an Amazon Fire TV Stick for $30, and more.

At least one newly jobless Telltale staffer has filed proposed class-action suit.

Derive Systems must bring its products into compliance and pay $300,000.