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Lawyers play out new privacy scenarios created by the Series 4's auto-alert feature.

Pairing wind with batteries makes wind more competitive with fossil fuels.

Consumer availability will be in the coming weeks.

Microsoft 365 subscribers will see big differences. Home users, not so much.

Dark Mode and iOS apps make this desert-themed release feel surprisingly verdant.

All you'll need is a Mac, the Mojave installer, and an 8GB USB drive or SD card.

Comcast beat Fox in auction for European media and telecom company.

Pandora has been looking for a buyer for years.

Unexpected excess of neutrinos might be explained by invisible neutrino decay.

And the less competition, the higher the price hikes.

After a 25-year search, archaeologists say they've identified the wreck.

Apple reportedly killed a drama about Dr. Dre's life that was too scandalous.

Aerojet no longer seems on track to deliver "flight-ready" hardware next year.

No additional licensing needed for customers with E3 subscriptions.

Microsoft has shaken up its plans for the Surface Hub 2.

Phone-based authentication is the way forward instead.

Roku's latest mission: Making it easier and cheaper to find free and 4K content.

Nuclear got a boost in several states as coal was retired.

UN questions whether this work has any benefits for society.

Several factors work against this oddly popular idea.

The OnePlus 5T took five months, but now the company has cut down to 45 days.

Similar mechanism might be used to make cosmetics and paints with more vivid hues.

Wilson will initially be booked into the Harris County Jail located in Houston.

High quality, high precision, and mod-friendly—even if they look a little odd.

Neural networks keep getting better at unsupervised learning.

Each rover weighs about a kilogram and will bounce across the asteroid's surface.

There's a good board game buried deep beneath this finicky city-builder.

Filmmaker who got to know Cody Wilson says his company “can’t last” without him.

Reuters: UK's Foreign Office did not accept diplomatic status, so plan was scuttled.

Letter shows Galileo lightly edited his original words to appease Catholic Church.

"Telltale Games made the difficult decision to begin a majority studio closure."

Owner of supplying coal mine had been courting buyers.

Microsoft and Amazon's partnership continues.

Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Apple, and Spotify have also banned Jones.

The iPhone XS has a wild new battery design.

FCC broke law by hiding net neutrality comment records, lawsuit alleges.

Officials were stunned by the amount of antibiotics the puppies had been given.

Reports: US cancelled Wilson's passport; Taipei police nabbed him for illegally entering.

Alt-history real-time tactics feel familiar, right down to the difficulty spikes.

We look at the design of NASA's latest planet hunter and why it was made that way.

"Let the devil out": the third season starts streaming on Netflix on October 19.

Cities will get less revenue, and carriers won't face any new requirements.

The company's meteoric rise can be traced to a critical launch from a Pacific isle.

"I want people in this audience to know how committed we are to this."

A long time ago, we used to be friends.

Legislators are eager to avoid financial disaster if coal companies default again.

USMS: "What is his income? And who may foster him while he’s a fugitive?"

Real-time GPS data might even have been helpful for flood forecasting.

In test last November, Reaper fired a heat-seeking missile, downing a smaller drone.

"Mindless eating" researcher Brian Wansink resigns amid six new JAMA retractions.