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Thieves obtain platform's private key, use it to destroy coins, then create new ones.

In its new doc, the evolution of tech in the 2000s somewhat boils down to Steve vs. Bill.

"Pixel Stand" sounds like it will turn the Pixel 3 into a Google Assistant display.

Scam website launched phone call, connected victims to "Lance Roger at Apple Care."

Regular updates have fixed most of the complaints we had at the game's launch.

Self-driving cars need to understand pedestrians. This startup wants to help.

Amazon also calls government's input a "very reasonable idea."

Can do basic character, object recognition.

Garmin demonstrates just how much a fitness wearable can do—for the right price.

A modern "classic" is born.

Harsh restrictions, subtle lessons make this platformer an excellent teacher.

Intel is going to be building 14nm chips for a long time yet.

The new MacBook Pro now behaves as expected, but there are still limitations.

J.J. Abrams: "We were never going to recast, or use a CG character."

Senator Claire McCaskill was one of three candidates targeted in spear-phishing campaign.

Includes clear dictate to "demote" comments that are "uncivil or irrelevant."

After broadband failures, NY gives Charter 60 days to plan for exit from state.

It really is down to things like ignoring critical blood pressure levels—for hours.

After Comcast broke a city's rules, cable lobby asked FCC to preempt them.

Best Buy's take on Prime Day is live today; we scoured the site for what's good.

But you'll probably see new content posted to Jones' and InfoWars' pages.

This is a big boon for SpaceX after more than a decade of fighting.

After widespread coral bleaching in 2016, progress depends on where you look.

The study highlights the risk of Ebola “flare-ups” well after outbreaks declared over.

Film's lens is aimed less at high tech, more at practical effects, amazing scenery.

Latest Mueller indictment offers excruciating details to confirm known election pwnage.

Lots of rocket action around the world this week.

Sen. Markey and others ask Amazon to show how it tests Rekognition for "racial bias."

Drive, swim, fly with Nintendo's third crack at build-your-own cardboard-gaming toys.

Utility-based installations stalled, however.

Post uses one quarter's revenue to tell a story—and only as percentages, no less.

It's no longer necessary to run attacker code on the victim system.

China's state-owned COSCO gives customers Yahoo addresses to use in the meantime.

It turns out that Neanderthals knew how to light fires as well as any modern hiker.

Burglar said he needed network access because he was "out of data."

"The views of Earth from the black sky were magnificent.”

Plus deals on Sony's PlayStation VR, the Apple Watch, Xbox Live Gold, and more.

NY: Charter lied about failure to meet merger commitment, faces loss of license.

Tesla has burned through billions. Can it survive without raising more cash?

New system will try not to reboot when you're expected to return to your computer soon.

Frank Herbert's sprawling sci-fi epic is being made into another movie.

The first smart display with the Google Assistant is here—is it worth $249?

As Facebook figures out how to treat inflammatory content, YouTube cracks down harder.

Authorities investigating likelihood of multiple, hidden stashes of the deadly poison.

ACLU: "And running the entire test cost us $12.33—less than a large pizza."

Serious error in the wireless protocol also lets hackers tamper with data.

But, Facebook's quarterly profits were up quite a lot: 31% year over year.

i7 chips will have 8 cores and 8 threads, leaving the 8 core/16 thread combination for the i9.

But collectively, they're less important than your parents' education.

All of the apps appear to have been recently acquired by a little-known company.