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Early impressions about the heart monitoring recently added to the Apple Watch.

Video: Oakland DOT head Ryan Russo recounts an ugly chapter of US history.

Plus deals on Anker portable batteries, Razer mice, Switch games, and more.

Last year, over 29,000 travelers had their devices searched at the US border.

At AT&T's urging, committee proposes tax on websites to pay for rural broadband.

Uber suggests Sidecar is trying to get a piece of its pending IPO action.

Carriers can already block illegal robotexts, but Pai wants further deregulation.

Glass plate converts blue light to red, guides it to edge of glass.

Cosworth Engineering is responsible for the V12, and it should be very special.

Amazon aims to sink itself deeper into enterprises with new tools.

Online services SDK will roll out slowly through 2019.

"Please be careful, my hand is there."

LG will show off all new Gram laptops at CES in January.

The upgrade will bring a lot more games into the "playable framerate" category.

Finally, a move away from just bundling more cores together.

Technology allows tight integration of high performance and low power processes.

Dell made a lot of hardware changes to the 2018 XPS—do they play nice with Ubuntu 18.04?

Google CEO Sundar Pichai says Google's search algorithms are unbiased.

New showrunner Chris Chibnall made some bold choices to set his Doctor apart.

Scott Derrickson has reportedly signed on to return as director.

Dr. Muhannad Hafi acted inappropriately with 2 female patients, state board finds.

After six weeks, the administrators are selling off the assets.

Work has already been done on the feature in Chromium.

In letter to customers, company declares no evidence supporting Bloomberg report.

Bill to restore net neutrality has 180 votes but needs 218 this month.

Microbes are everywhere, even between layers of paint on classic works of art.

United Launch Alliance chief goes in-depth on software, engines, and more.

Samsung brought Supreme faker up on stage at a launch event. Supreme NYC is not happy.

Comcast offered to wire up Charlemont, Mass. for $462,000—town said, "no."

The solar wind is no longer registering on the spacecraft's instruments.

"They told me incidents like that happen all of the time," whistleblower wrote.

Positrons guided into and held in trap: center-of-the-galaxy-in-a-lab next.

Veteran VPN provider IVPN launches in-app WireGuard support.

Dragging Microsoft's simplistic editor kicking and screaming into the 1990s.

Recent months have seen some of the heftiest numbers in terms of EV purchases.

But the announcement leaves us with many more questions than answers.

A 94% accurate diagnosis of bladder cancer using atomic force microscopy on urine.

Apple says it is appealing the ruling.

FBI issues subpoenas, investigates "whether crimes were committed."

Goof let developers see names, email addresses, and more, even when set to be nonpublic.

The release is free, but you can spend big on a crazy special edition.

Plus $80 off the iPad, $100 off an Xbox One X, and $30 off a Razer gaming mouse.

Super-solid found by comparing materials that can and cannot be super-solids.

Plug-and-play hardware lacks even basic functional security for crucial bootrom.

Verizon was accused of filing false 4G coverage map, triggering investigation.

Tesla says it is complying with the SEC settlement regarding Musk's communications.

This may be a precursor for a space race back to the Moon.

"In the summer of 1985, the adventure continues."

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Switching allegiances is a crucial strategy in the brutal world of Westeros.