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In the second part of our look at Geneva, it’s all about the unobtainium.

Widely used message transfer agent patched buffer overflow last month.

There were a whole bunch of new EVs, and BMW and Mercedes redefine the coupe.

Scuttled after fire in first carrier v. carrier battle, Lexington rests out of human reach.

BlackBerry continues shift to patent litigation with Facebook lawsuit.

Nation’s biggest voting machine maker reportedly relies on remote-access software.

“No injuries, but the Cruise AV sustained some damage to its left rear light.”

EPA ethics lawyer approved request, but handling of conflicts of interest is unclear.

After protests and criticisms of deal with Rean LLC, DOD “narrows scope.”

The opposite of net neutrality: R.I. bill requires ISPs to block sexual content.

The business-oriented system is now being opened up to consumers.

"Project Maven" applies Google's image recognition tech to drone footage.

Cheaper and faster than a Model X 100D, and it even gets over-the-air updates.

Plus deals on an HP desktop with 32GB of RAM, Dell laptops, Kindles, and 4K TVs.

The series is still family-focused, but it looks a little more grounded.

Porsche goes its own way with this midsized SUV, and it works.

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After expenses, a large portion of drivers earn less than minimum wage.

Take a peek into the launch day notebook of a pro rocket photographer for a few tips.

Over 2.6 million years, humans got more efficient at making stone tools.

“This content should be allowed on Facebook” was an option for something beyond illegal.

Step 1: First, make Clang support Windows.

ESA says it will go to the White House later this week.

A flight of new research papers show 4G LTE networks can be exploited for all sorts of badness.

A new feature would allow Cortana to read you your emails during your commute.

Nearly 100,000 memcached servers are imperiling the stability of the Internet.

In one case, man called what he thought was Coinbase's customer support—it wasn't.

Pai takes heat from all sides over plan to evict resellers from Lifeline program.

The judge didn’t buy Shkreli’s argument that he didn’t profit from the fraud.

Apple was warned by a city official about the danger of employees walking into walls.

The move was out of concern for "health, safety, and well-being" of US employees.

But PC gaming's most popular platform still has a relatively tiny VR userbase.

They could launch this year but have faced development issues, per Bloomberg.

Spaceballs characters, awesome art, ancient D&D modules, and everything in between.

Even YouTube's existing advertiser tools didn't prevent this from happening.

Trolls love patents from examiners who are “lenient” about patent vetting.

12.5% royalty paid back to public is the lowest rate allowed by law.

Company will reach the half-century mark fairly quickly for an orbital rocket.

When couples hold hands and one is in pain, their brain waves synchronize.

The turbines withstood some serious gusts.

"Starting from a movement, Hyperloop has become an industry.” Can it be real transit next?

Experiments with tiny ecosystems counteract some effects seen in lab tests.

“It’s as if someone walked into my home with a knife and asked me for $35,000.”

Break out the super-glue and the model paint.

Hole made it possible to trick users into double spending and hack smart contracts.

"Everything points to this being a highly organized crime," Iceland police say.

The service will be part of all G Suite pricing tiers.

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

Russian bots stirred pipeline trouble. Was it sowing divisions or targeting energy?

Researchers say it shoots holes in the argument that untrained users cause accidents.