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President Rouhani's phone "bugged," attacks against network infrastructure claimed.

Gab continues to be popular with antisemites.

Antibodies made in a llama protected mice from sixty flu strains.

Since its shape defines its state, a Bose Einstein qubit may be unbreakable.

But lawsuits over Pai's net neutrality repeal and California law will continue.

iOS and Android apps no longer able to receive antenna TV signals through console

Will we hear more about Samsung's foldable display smartphone this week?

Apple’s slightly cheaper iPhone is the best new iPhone for most people.

Amazon, Target, Walmart, and others are fighting hard for your holiday dollars.

"They are looking for contract workers instead of permanent employees."

Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail adds classic horror filmmaking to an already good story.

And out today, some low-end Xeon E parts.

State-level policies often affect local environment more than federal policies.

Even when the vaccine is available, some parents are reluctant

Startup dubs swift July vote on prohibition: "a hasty and deceptive proceeding."

Charlie Shrem, who served time for illicit bitcoin deal, accused of 2012 theft.

New ultra-slow-motion footage captures aggressive roach defense mechanisms

Floating solar offers a wide range of benefits to hydroelectric dams.

Essen comes but once a year.

Side-channel leak in Skylake and Kaby Lake chips probably affects AMD CPUs, too.

Mahershala Ali stars in latest season, set in the Ozarks with three timelines.

New Overwatch hero, free Destiny 2 on PC round out announcements.

Privacy law would let consumers opt out of data sharing.

HBO's statement is quickly followed by a more colorful, public jab via Twitter.

Flickr's new owners realize that giving away free storage isn't a great business model.

Yahoo News report points to exposure of CIA communications causing deaths of dozens.

Former owner of Nintendo warehouse eschewed publicity for the association.

Video: Diablo III's best Switch-specific tweaks got us thinking about other ports.

Tetris players can achieve a state of blissful distraction known as "flow."

Sarah Parcak's GlobalXplorer lets you be Lara Croft from your living room.

A SXSW darling now in theaters, western meets DIY in this space saga feast for the eyes.

Following Ars' report, Sony provides 90-day notice promised on original packaging.

Would you pay $999 for a PC, notepad, and e-reader all in one device?

Arkansas study reconciles conflicting approaches.

"I remain confident in our deep space exploration prospects."

Massachusetts, California lawsuits seek to resolve vexing employee question.

Apple continues to push its services forward, and cash in on more expensive iPhones.

But the report illustrates how difficult it is to produce a precise figure.

The new normal: More sophisticated attackers, more destructive attacks.

Organizer: "I expect them to meet the demands or be faced with an escalation."

Exploits aren't likely to come your way any time soon... but patch anyway.

Dawn was critical to understanding the history and evolution of our Solar System.

Deal is only on T-Mobile and comes via bill credits spread out over 24 months.

Taika Waititi, Jemaine Clement are creating their own weird cinematic universe.

Low latencies and easy deployment make underwater servers convenient and effective.

HBO's first-ever blackout on a TV service comes five months after AT&T merger.

Hardware, software, interface need to improve before VR hits mass-market levels.

ZTE is back from the grave and maybe a bit crazy.

Astroarchaeologist Sarah Parcak on how to spot the tell-tale signs of tomb robbing.

Online, offline modes; three new characters—plus five more in a $25 DLC bundle.