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Comcast and Cogent fight again, and customers lose with slow Internet service.

We play "spot the differences" with the Android P Developer Preview.

Xbox One players left out of PS4/PC/mobile cross-platform play.

Newell: "Artifact is to trading card games what Half-Life 2 was to single-player action."

Atlanta is Waymo's hub for real-world tests of its self-driving trucks.

Apple and Amazon are reportedly also interested in working with the former president.

It's the first time researchers have seen colistin-heteroresistant germs in the US.

Think of it as automated flight authorization and cataloging for drones.

Democrats accuse president of using games to “change the subject” from gun control.

Apple otherwise paints a picture of progress, but watchdogs don’t always agree.

Nintendo Direct video includes lots of ports coming to Switch, 3DS, as well.

Forty years to the day of its first broadcast, there’s a new BBC radio series.

“They’re using our streets… we don’t currently have any revenue from it.”

Plus deals on Samsung and LG 4K TVs, microSD cards, headphones, and more.

It's one of many high-profile projects planned for Disney's streaming service.

"If the government did it, the same thing would have cost probably 40 or 50 times."

The new approach makes rather more sense than having a separate special version.

Available on Steam, game using live-action video to "teach" pick-up techniques.

Video: The Army is still sticking to standards created by the much-derided JTRS program.

"Not to pick on them, but we don't work on SpaceX schedules."

A barely used street between the National Mall and the waterfront could showcase them.

Giant atoms may be key to creating analog quantum computer, sooner than you think.

Attendee list suggests a vigorous debate between pro- and anti-gaming voices.

When gaming executives meet the executive branch, the discussion can get a bit bumpy.

Carting kids, groceries, and even playing Far Cry 4 on the PS4—the Pacifica does it all.

Researchers find 150 Ramnit-infected apps a year after a similar batch was discovered.

In the name of science, German vessels threw thousands of bottles into the oceans.

Analysis breaks down what it would take—and it’s a lot.

“The machine can definitely go faster,” inventor says.

GOP bill would outlaw blocking and throttling but give major concession to ISPs.

Exploits that abuse memcached servers threaten the stability of the Internet.

Amazon knows about the bug and is working to fix it.

“The question is, why do they not merge?”

A connected grid offers a lot of efficiencies, but disputes can affect everyone.

A small software update may be required to address the issue.

Researchers identify six gene variants in synesthetes linked to brain connectivity.

Models built in the cloud will run with hardware acceleration on the PC.

FBI chief: "I don’t buy the claim that it’s impossible" to solve "Going Dark."

Preview the next major version of Android with the Android P Developer Preview.

The two years of major OS updates is over for the Nexus 6P, 5X, and Pixel C.

Bitcoin falls 10 percent after regulators signal crackdown on exchanges.

Atomic radius expands, pulling neighboring atoms into its warm embrace.

Uber autonomous trucks are hauling loads across Arizona—with a safety driver.

Dig Once mandates fiber conduit installation in government-funded road projects.

But those who previously purchased LPs on iTunes will still have access to them.

“I would love to see us have a full reusable system," Microsoft's co-founder said.

Updated drivers that support the latest version should be out today.

Square Enix mostly delivers the scalable, tweakable performance that PC gamers crave.

Infowars founder Alex Jones maintains that the poster is protected under fair use.

New documents produced as a result of FOIA lawsuit brought by EFF.