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Clever hack allows lidar to act as a low-light camera—with depth perception.

Researchers show that the eye combines images like a slow-exposure camera.

The rover has not checked in as controllers are getting ready to trigger contact.

The revolutionary approach of making Skype good at the things people use it for continues.

The stable channel gets a new UI, a new new tab page, and more.

"I will find your children and kill them," man wrote after net neutrality repeal.

Exec says games like Fortnite are best when "partnered with PlayStation 4."

Familiarity breeds love and contempt equally in this familiar, formulaic RPG.

It looks wild and wacky, but it starts at just $20,945.

Top-tier superhero gaming, so long as you can endure issues with pacing, plot.

Hands-on with big ports and indies coming to Nintendo’s handheld console.

Pai's FCC wants to kick resellers out of Lifeline, citing waste and fraud.

Hearing other views works better when you forget you’re supposed to be fighting.

We speak to series boss Scott Atherton about the direction of the sport.

Work confirms some ideas for how the first life managed to grow in complexity.

Astronomers are engaged in a lively debate over plans to rename one of the laws of physics.

From the archives: As Skype turns 15, a look back at how six Europeans changed the world.

Op-ed: How one German professor had a bad experience with overly broad upload filters.

Including deals on LG OLED TVs, Lenovo laptops, Apple's HomePod, and more.

"… but no force on Earth can make me speak to it in a normal, non-stupid voice."

Understanding these dynamics could improve processing of many consumer products.

From the archives: Pokémon came to the US 20 years ago—I've been around for most of it.

Take a quick visual tour of Nintendo World's singular tourist destination.

Judge to feds: No, you can’t warrantlessly put a GPS device on truck entering US.

Video: The co-founder of Titmouse animation studio talks tech and Venture Bros.

A lot is known about the physics of the liquefaction, yet it's still causing ships to sink.

How to beat the infamous "stall" and other tricks of experienced pit masters

Not only did NASA's David Williams reply, but he drew some awesome diagrams of Europa.

Behind-closed-doors demo sees two huge 2D returns to '90s arcade halls.

Chrome OS is set to expand beyond the education market.

The plot? Well, there's a poor kid, a destructive bro... plus future soldiers and rayguns.

Governor has until September 30 to sign net neutrality bill into law.

Most schools don’t test their water, but a big chunk of those that do find lead.

Europe is one step closer to stopping time changes.

Video: We talk to Richard Garfield (of Magic fame) and examine Artifact's first public demo.

Four MQ-25 “Stingray” prototypes will set course for active carrier drones by 2024.

New analysis of glass from Samarra reveals local manufacturing and long-range trade.

Dr. Donald Cline, retired, surrendered his license but isn’t facing criminal charges.

State Senate must act on net neutrality today before heading into recess.

Arlington, Texas, is developing a transit system based on ride-hailing shuttles.

"No one in T or C is going to space anytime soon."

A chocoholic rat named Marco helped scientists find special brain cell network.

Meanwhile, President Trump claims Google, other firms are "unfair" to conservatives.

Homophones and mistakes in voice processing could be used to phish Echo users, research finds.

A plethora of rumored devices means we could see more than just new iPhones.

Plus deals on Apple Watch Nike+ Series 3, Kindle Paperwhite, and more.

Upgraded design and specs make the new Yoga Book much more expensive than the first.

The first 15-inch X1 has us drooling.

Plus, the new Yoga S730 is a $999 Windows laptop with MacBook-esque style.

Lenovo sees a market for better-designed premium Chromebooks.