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After the initial report, the company confirmed the issue.

From the archives: Android is open—except for all the good parts.

The Spiel des Jahres jury announces prize on Monday.

Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi opus looks better than it has in decades.

Over two minutes of Enter the Florpus includes familiar faces, no release date.

After Trump criticism, alt-right writer resurfaced posts from Twitter's pre-thread era.

Fake Microsoft domain was tied to attacks this year against congressional campaigns.

Other municipal governments have filed similar lawsuits and await an outcome.

The sudden appearance of lots of iron in the star's corona appears suspicious.

Extensive interviews cover "naive" hype, death threats over missing butterflies.

Electric utilities and fossil fuels lead spending.

FCC starts public interest review—petitions to deny merger must be in by Aug. 27.

If you've got nine minutes to spare today, this video is worth a watch.

After an abrupt cancellation in 2013, 12 new episodes have been ordered.

Meanwhile, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance called the ruling a "landmark decision."

After 50 years of success, Europe's main spaceport reaches a crossroads.

Sequel to clever 2014 horror flick does not strike desktop gold twice.

Also, Russia's Dmitry Rogozin makes some more fuzzy promises.

Tesla, for its part, says it's moving away from cobalt anyway.

Cloud division up a whopping 23 percent, year on year.

The company lost more than $1M in first quarter of 2018 amid waning sales of $750 pill.

MoneyTaker strikes again.

Yet another accurate model prediction—seasonal patterns around the world.

New key membranes aren't just for keeping typing noise to a minimum.

Loon's first deal: Telkom Kenya will provide the Internet signals; balloons will amplify.

FCC sends Sinclair/Tribune merger into purgatory—vote refers deal to a judge.

We don't know much about the next Halo game, but we know one thing it's not.

Our final episode for the week looks at the good—and bad—of knowing our genes.

It should reach the market in "the next several months."

Telling the time is going to be a whole lot more accurate.

A mysterious ancient text has finally been deciphered, and it’s a medical essay.

Fox preferred to sell to Disney, and Comcast (eventually) took the hint.

Given a set of starting materials, it'll figure out every reaction among them.

FDA head says current products don't meet labeling standards, guidance coming soon.

"Within this, those principles have real trade-offs and real tug on each other."

Including deals on Samsung SSDs, the Apple Watch, Dell laptops, and more.

IAI's Rotem UAS can act as an eye in the sky—and as death from above.

Solar can help avoid costs for utilities, which is both good and bad for them.

"If you want to get good at spaceflight, you have to practice."

The spec uses USB Type-C cables to deliver power and DisplayPort video simultaneously.

As many as a fifth of us are recessive carriers of some exotic genetic horror.

Developer defends 30-day refund window for long-delayed game as "very generous."

Google will appeal, says EU ignored that Android competes against iPhones.

The retail giant wants to offer video streaming at a more accessible price point.

Company officials say "test passengers" could go into space late this year.

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Long thought promising, viruses that target bacteria may be edging closer to use.

No more mid-race car swaps as the series moves to a new car for Season 5.

"They are not the only instances of sloppy, inappropriate law enforcement work."

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