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Company wants to “prolong the life cycle” for the hot-selling system.

Blink cameras have years of battery life—Amazon wants that for its own devices.

Purdue pleaded guilty in federal court for its ways. Now it's trying to unload bad PR.

New Animoji and other features to come in the fall release, but others must wait.

Part six of "The Greatest Leap" shows how Apollo ended not with a bang, but a sad whimper.

Ars looked at the budget documents, and we're not going to the Moon fast.

EU says holdover from post-WWI efficiency efforts isn't relevant in today's world.

10-episode debut isn't sci-fi's Breaking Bad but has too many qualities to ignore.

New policy considers verified “off-Twitch” harassment “from any source.”

Creator Brian Volk-Weiss shares how his passion project became a delightful Netflix binge.

Computer scan of existing databases spits out materials that are only atoms thick.

Enforcement may be as tricky as convincing some of the benefits of pasteurization.

Love it or hate it, CES is where you see the future of the automobile.

“So during this jam session, you discussed the fact that ‘laser is the sauce,’ correct?”

By giving up just 0.34 percent of the company, Uber essentially got off cheaply.

Driving fun is worth something, but at over $100,000 as tested this one isn't perfect.

Don't expect a history lesson; do expect a good board game.

The update is available on Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and soon, Linux.

Bug with maximum severity rating is generating plenty of interest among hackers.

Diversion of 911 funds deceives consumers and may harm safety, FCC members say.

Technologies that have struggled in the past get tax cuts for the future.

The "Not secure" label will go where the padlock would go for an encrypted connection.

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.