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FCC said texts aren't telecommunications, causing California to ditch fee plan.

Entangled photons provide key, conservation of energy provides address.

Plus deals on Roku TVs, Switch games, and Bose noise-cancelling headphones.

DNA test results can spur relevant physiological changes, even if they're made up.

Centuries of looting had completely demolished the structure.

Personalized PSN videos and trophy data combine for massive data dump.

Utah customers were booted offline until they acknowledged security software ad.

Google to double its NYC presence—already the biggest outside the SF Bay Area.

SpaceX, Arianespace, and United Launch Alliance all are on the docket.

STEM content with astronaut Snoopy will be an Apple exclusive.

Met Police: No worries—if you decline to be scanned, it won't be suspicious at all!

Colin Kroll died of an apparent drug overdose in his Manhattan apartment.

Zinke leaves as a number of investigations open up into his spending habits.

But Danish group that first raised doubts refuses to accept it was wrong.

Buying gas or diesel buses after 2029 will be prohibited in the state.

Huawei's wearable OS could be great, but it doesn't fit this $230 smartwatch.

Haven't we reached Peak Minecraft? Not in my house.

Country's efforts to slow Signal and other apps is a "disappointing development."

Engineer, physicist, businesswoman, venture capitalist, inventor.

No "meta" game, no cards to chase.

Containing the outbreak in a conflict-heavy region is challenging.

MSRP is $36,450 before the delivery charge and $7,500 IRS credit are applied.

Formula E begins a new chapter this weekend—here's what to expect.

"This may have affected up to 6.8 million users and up to 1,500 apps…"

Traveler 001, the Director, and the Faction are all still battling to save (or not) the future.

Move puts additional pressure on Steam's de facto 70% rev-share standard.

Plans for HotS esports cancelled, suggesting slow decline.

Apple is appealing Qualcomm's China-wide ban on older iPhone models.

New Dynamex labor law test may help the judge figure out who will prevail.

We dive into the many ways first-gen 5G hardware will (temporarily?) ruin phone design.

3D-animated film piles on the insanity—yet wins with family, heart, and stakes.

"We are working on a new technology where we will give life to this dead last stage."

Don't hold your breath unless you can hold it to mid-century.

Emails threaten explosions unless people pay $20,000 in Bitcoin.

Group breaches SMS-protected accounts. It's still testing attacks against 2fa apps.

Verizon's Oath division failing in ad market, and it could get even worse.

Author of proposal for regulating ICOs thinks one could help secure border.

Early Waymo rider gives us new details about the self-driving service.

The announcement seeks to position Apple as a big creator of jobs in the US.

But it's not entirely clear what services it would include.

Volvo is targeting regional-haul operations in California.

We learn more about the mysterious "red angel" appearing to Spock in visions.

Replica controllers work with emulated NES titles and some other Switch games.

A little informal polling finds little support for an 80km line for space.

FCC filing: T-Mobile claimed to cover areas where it hadn't installed 4G cells.

One year after the listings reappeared, devices are ready to ship.

Smooth, quiet ride is paired with clunky and outdated infotainment system.

The 13- and 15-inch convertibles also sport a familiar blue-and-gold color scheme.

The update adds Continuity Camera support and non-Mojave-specific features.

United Launch Alliance chief: "I’m pretty sure I sent Gwynne flowers."