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Microsoft, Mozilla, and Google are all implementing the new standard.

Plus deals on gaming PCs, 4K TVs, SSDs and external hard drives, and more.

Live Roads promises 1.5m-accuracy with standard cellphone hardware.

Huawei/ZTE ban won't boost security but will hurt broadband deployment, ISPs say.

It has a display notch, ridiculous branding, and a mysterious side button.

"This suggests that life on Proxima b will have to undergo complex adaptations."

The first driverless cars will be rented, not sold—that has major implications.

Huawei’s strategic choices make this new laptop much better than the original.

Most of the games are already available, but there are some collector’s items.

Fuze card is wide open to data theft over Bluetooth. A fix is on the way.

Giant-slaying sim is outshone by its better, more polished influences.

Hot peppers linked to blood flow problems, heart attacks before, but not brain issues.

Economist Brad DeLong will discuss the history and context of the tech revolution.

AG: “Backpage.com existed as the dominant marketplace for illicit commercial sex.”

Admittedly clever video is a far cry from Nolan's tease of "the whole sordid thing."

Sex work review site censors itself in US before SESTA is signed into law.

We dive into how new powers like Rush and Echo will affect the state of the game.

MIT Press combines 18 of its incredibly wonky game design studies books for cheap.

It no longer races, but Porsche's tribute tour for the race car is serious business.

Who needs tabs in Explorer when you have MDI?

Preorders are up today, and new Galaxy S9 buyers can score one for free.

Oregon governor signs net neutrality bill today.

The finger bone is the oldest directly dated human fossil outside Africa and the Levant.

A great weekend of open-wheel racing with two night races in the desert, worlds apart.

Apple cofounder: "Apple makes its money off of good products, not off of you."

There's a shiny Falcon and some silly space train.

A portion of each sale goes to the Global Fund to fight HIV/AIDS.

"Hop" tests of the rocket's spaceship could begin later this year, or in 2019.

Pushing the idea that Chrome OS is for more than just classwork.

But the company says all allegations are untrue.

Playing in the convention hall was only half the story for many attendees.

Running the continental grid at a higher frequency than normal added time to clocks.

Using Cloudflare’s 1.1.1.1, other DNS services still require some command-line know-how.

Everyone else is downsizing engines and adding turbos—not Lexus.

As this year’s crop of TVs start to trickle out, we try to find the bargains.

A shear case of poisonous vegetables takes a hairy turn with a new symptom.

Lame: Naturally aspirated V8s. Great: Twin turbo V6s.

Says only wearers of “tinfoil hats” have issues with “standard practice monitoring.”

Interior Secretary to wind energy execs: Trump is your friend!

This consumption device wants to be a creative one, too, but is a Pencil enough?

Notorious site had used Section 230 as a shield against state prosecution.

"We know we were slow to pick-up foreign interference in the 2016 US elections."

Agent used on Sergei Skripal was detected at a Russian chemical warfare lab's test site.

That's the good news. The bad news is we keep demanding more energy.

Air filters can help, but healthcare and research centers may want to stick with towels.

How stupid does Facebook think we are?

A new study says Vikings could have used these stones to navigate to Greenland.

It's the second time FCC refused to release emails about an Ajit Pai comedy skit.

Ordinary Facebook users can't delete their messages from recipients' inboxes.