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But there's no word on a price or release date just yet.

Adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assists don't all perform the same.

Apps will be run in a virtual machine that's discarded after use.

Move highlights the lack of legal access options for much of gaming's history.

Starting at $329, Samsung's answer to the Apple Watch is here.

Mostly it's the same old Note—but with a 4000mAh battery and a $1,000 price tag.

Talk yourself into, out of trouble as part of a camp of outlaws on the run.

Difference in measured half-life of neutrons probably not due to dark matter.

FCC had voted unanimously to refer the deal to an administrative law judge.

Apple, like Google and others, continues to monitor app content violations.

Gateways are supposed to make cops safer. Many leak their locations in real time.

Minerals forming in ancient lake bottom could have boosted greenhouse effect.

Multimatic has built one of the best sims in the business—and we got to try it.

Elon Musk's plan to take Tesla private could hit legal snags.

EPA still has time to search for any science that might have supported Pruitt's comments.

Demo test, abort test, finish COPVs, test fuel loading, and so on. It's a long list.

FDA will conduct more testing as it notes cluster of lettuce farms around cows.

New York has ~13,000 traditional yellow cabs and over 80,000 Uber and Lyft cars.

Using standard Windows 10 notifications means they'll respect do-not-disturb mode.

It's illegal to use misleading information to manipulate stock prices.

Eight states reporting the little suckers. No evidence they're carrying disease—yet.

Despite lies to Congress, US attorney declined to prosecute any FCC employees.

No word on whether any of the projects fall under "Blizzard Classic" designation.

Samsung's desktop mode tries to make the $649 Tab S4 better than regular tablets.

Including deals on the Xbox One X, 4K Roku TVs, Bose headphones, and more.

View pics of a near-final Pixel 3 XL that hasn't been remotely nuked by Google yet.

Panasonic is reportedly looking to sell its cells to other buyers amid low Tesla demand.

A federal lawsuit alleges significant problems with voting in the Peach state.

New characters headline a feature- and stage-filled news frenzy.

35 percent of the silkworm's cocoon is made of spider silk protein.

Link between Autism, math, and systemization borne out in general population.

Members can get their groceries in just 30 minutes—for an extra fee.

Developer-focused price includes hand delivery to select cities in the US only.

The battery has a range of 248.5 miles with the help of regenerative braking.

Musk argues that going private will allow Tesla to focus more on the long run.

"We're never going to have sufficient taxpayer money to fund what needs to be done."

Startup claims it can use the blockchain to make Internet voting secure.

Internal Amazon sources say most of the few who do only try it once.

"Sham coverage map" could prevent rural carriers from getting network funding.

Plus deals on headphones, smart plugs, the New Nintendo 3DS XL, and more.

Musk says he would continue as CEO after taking the company private.

Online multiplayer and added polish make for a fine, hectic sequel.

While much of the market now uses USB Type-C, Apple remains an outlier.

Four days of gaming, cosplay, and fun.

Getting it wrong has implications for healthcare, infrastructure, and climate.

It has three letters... and I work there.

A quantum system must have more than two states to synchronize an oscillation.

Project Treble really is making it easier to update Android.

Former CIO "provided inaccurate information" about comment outage, Pai says.

We can catch phishes before they're even cast—using real-time data and open source code.