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YouTube cut off all of Paul's ad revenue, but why did it take so long?

Public release of exploit could be a long way off, though.

Principal searched confiscated phones for nude photos and traded images online.

Police reportedly seize 100,000 bitcoins, valued at nearly $840 million.

The system—used for simulating weapons tests—was not supposed to be connected to Internet.

It will first service third-party Amazon sellers in the LA area.

This weekend will mark two years since Qualcomm's last smartwatch chip was announced.

Uber promises to make sure that none of Waymo's software, hardware is used.

It's like an automotive version of The Office, but for McLaren, worse.

Nvidia: "Strong demand in the cryptocurrency market exceeded our expectations."

We open our robotic hearts to recommend a few treats for your nerdy lover.

CEO says ruling “validates the freedom our delivery partners enjoy.”

War games in the sky, at sea, on ground block GPS to add a dose of reality.

Stray piece of metal can short out one of the battery cells.

Plus deals on various Dell laptops, 4K TVs, Raspberry Pi kits, and more.

“Had Google disclosed the defect to her, she would not have bought a Pixel.”

Next up: Trying to figure out which of the science instruments still works.

Mitchell suggests MAME footage could be suspect; analyst defends sources.

Controlled color cascade yields better parallelism for photonic qubits.

FCC claims Charter raised investment because of repeal, but that isn't happening.

Apple confirms code was real in DMCA filing with GitHub; code already in circulation.

From Tuesday to Thursday night, cases of the highly infectious bug leapt from 32 to 128.

This expansion reinvents the wheel. Some experiments work better than others.

More areas will be covered in the future.

"It’s sort of like the way modern computer systems are set up."

Dell Technologies and the McLaren Technology Group sign a multi-year partnership.

Why buy a smart wristband when a pair of $140 shoes can track every run?

Add another item to the “things that went wrong” list during mass extinction.

With one day to go, we only know of three providers—and their 4K hardware requirements.

New smileys, animals, hair colors, and lots more arrive in Unicode Emoji 11.0.

Previous microcode update was reported to cause unwanted system reboots.

“The Internet we all know and love today exists and thrives because of Barlow’s vision.”

Disc etched with “femtosecond laser on quartz silica glass,” can hold 360TB.

“If we can send a Roadster to the asteroid belt, we can probably solve Model 3 production.”

With 90% new systems, this bigger, lighter-crewed monster frigate is not ready for duty.

The cases are more severe, and miners are dying younger.

Infraud is the biggest online fraud enterprise ever prosecuted by US prosecutors.

Archaeologists debate what these mastodon bones mean for human prehistory.

In which we explore what happened to the narrative arc of this show.

Google plans to “combine hardware, software, and services” between the two companies.

The D-Type is the latest hand-built "continuation" from its back catalog.

Decouple economic growth from energy consumption: Tell your boss you want to work from home.

"How many others are there like me?"

Levandowski texted Kalanick the speech from Wall Street—which was then shown in court.

According to The Information, Google has been working on this for the past two years.

FCC won't release emails about joke "collusion" video, says they would harm agency.

This beautiful adventure game is more than a pretty face.

But we still don’t know how they live so long while mostly avoiding cancer.

HP refresh brings premium design to mainstream corporate laptops and mobile workstations.

“It gives me confidence that BFR is really quite workable.”