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"Car will drive to your phone location" thanks to a forthcoming software update.

Shipping & Transit LLC targeted companies including Radio Shack and JetBlue.

LIGO responds: "There is absolutely no validity to their claims."

State land board's approval of construction plans survives legal challenges.

But Panasonic's CEO is not letting Elon Musk's behavior get to him.

Verizon also lowering capital investment in 2018 despite net neutrality repeal.

Winters were hard on young Neanderthals, reports a new study.

This is one of the stranger stories we've heard of smartphones malfunctioning.

The low-cost alternative to the Switch still sells one million in six months.

Musk fired SpaceX managers, aims to stay on schedule for mid-2019 launch.

Astroarchaeologist Sarah Parcak on using futuristic tools to peer into the past.

Simulation of one way of shading the planet has some surprising side-effects.

Substitute out some of the platinum catalyst, and the battery gets much cheaper.

The Russians plan to put people back on the Soyuz rocket in about a month.

Plus, Thunderbolt 3-equipped Macs can make use of a new Blackmagic eGPU Pro.

Waymo began commercial service recently, and hardly anyone noticed.

Feds say campaign hacked 13 firms in bid to help Chinese state-owned aerospace company.

Researching man who sued Tesla yields unresponsive tipsters, $660k in unpaid wages.

CAIR lawyer pleasantly surprised: "We were prepared for much more pushback."

Meanwhile, head of Alphabet's X suddenly resigns after being similarly accused.

Pedestrians don't necessarily need to synchronize their gaits to cause shaking.

It's a new design, but the improvements that count are on the inside.

What will cars do if they don't know what to do? Apparently, stop until they do.

Symptom checkers didn't always catch cases that needed emergency care.

They're (finally) updated for 2018, but they still feel pleasantly familiar.

Florida man says Tesla oversold Autopilot's capabilities.

Kepler will live on in troves of data that scientists have yet to process.

One worker missing, four injured; Admiral Kuznetsov's hull gashed by crane.

Latest fixes address an issue with extracting files from ZIP archives.

O'Rielly faults city-run ISPs' terms of service—but they're the same as Comcast's.

Plus $600 off a Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon or get a 128GB microSD card for $25.

Radiometric dating tells us everything from the age of wood to the age of the Earth.

Dual-SIM support for iPhone XS and XR, 70 new emoji.

Quarterly earnings show resilience for the PS4, underperformance for Switch.

Apple's first USB-C iDevices, these new iPads start at $799 and ship November 7.

The machine has beefier specs and a higher price point than its predecessor.

The entry-level MacBook starts at $1,199, gets a few needed updates for 2018.

This projector would be great for camping trips, but it won't replace your TV at home.

Everything that happened at Apple's event in Brooklyn.

The Parker Solar Probe gets to within 42.7 million km, and it's just getting warm.

But save self-congratulation: A big part of reductions came from lower demand growth.

Taiwan's JHL Biotech makes "biosimilar" drugs to treat various diseases.

Just-announced beta seals sender details inside encrypted envelope.

London wants Google, Amazon, and others to "shoulder the burden of this new tax."

At the time, the Arabian Peninsula was a grassland dotted with lakes.

Single molecule’s one-part-in-a-trillion effect amplified to one part in five.

Deal makes IBM the keeper of the world's largest open source software portfolio.

Limited exemption requires original server code; games must be played on premises.