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New generation would add to current capacity and could also replace some coal.

Office will share a codebase across all platforms for the first time in 20 years.

Epps would have been the first African-American crew member on board the ISS.

We examine limited footage to figure out the robot suit—and predict Labo's future.

Pai offers no data for claim that Title II repeal boosts broadband construction.

“This is a shot across the bow of the bad guys.”

“Cryptocurrency can’t crash soon enough,” one gamer fumes.

Plus deals on Lenovo and Dell laptops, Apple's iPad Pro, LG 4K TVs, and more.

Expect to see memory like this in upcoming graphics cards.

Researcher's iPhone app tests speeds of YouTube, Amazon, Netflix, and more.

Bills will cap out at $80, with throttling after 15GB of high-speed data.

Regardless of the dataset, just a touch cooler than last couple years.

Four of YouTube's most popular gamers will produce "exclusive" Twitch content.

Windows patches are fixed, but microcode updates are causing even more trouble.

Expansion candidates include most major East Coast cities, plus a few surprises.

Battery health will be much easier to understand in future iOS software updates.

We take a look at what Google's experimental, secret OS is up to in early 2018.

The RD-180 is 40 years old but remains one of the highest performing engines.

Current situation is “like running through the desert with an ice cream cone.”

Coming April 20, “crafted for kids and those who are kids at heart.”

The new feature is likely groundwork for the upcoming launch of HomePods.

Xiaomi is dragging its feet on the GPL again, this time with the Mi A1.

Republican tax bill will save Apple tens of billions in taxes on overseas cash.

Attacker has generated about $2,000 in digital coin so far in a scam that remains active.

Another way for users to access Fitbit’s paid workout content.

GM’s acquisition of Cruise seems to be paying big dividends.

A win for “Dragon Box” would be bad legal precedent for industry, lawyer says.

Very clever lights and driverless tech—but both subject to regulatory approval.

Only Caucasian conservatives feel uncomfortable in a state that welcomes immigrants.

"Both companies are making progress, but certainly not at the rate that was expected."

A relatively slow-moving rock flames out with a bang.

Robot Cache has some interesting ideas and some important hurdles.

A bug is causing Google devices to pound networks with 100,000 packets at once.

Gold nanorods do it all: Imaging, treatment, and monitoring of tumor-killing.

Able to gobble up roads, trails, and dunes… as well as your nest egg.

For second day in a row every major cryptocurrency suffers double-digit losses.

Making it harder for new channels to make money off of ads placed by YPP.

When major security vulns go live without warning, competitors suddenly band together.

The employee responsible for the alert has been temporarily reassigned.

Google removes four extensions that used infected computers in click fraud scheme.

A few more decades-old bits of Windows are getting removed.

Major updates to the “action MOBA” Paragon may never come thanks to Fortnite.

The genetic jigsaw puzzle of an ex-slave in Iceland.

Every major cryptocurrency has seen double-digit losses in the last 24 hours.

A long legal process starts now.

Battery capacity is now up to 11.2kWh, and the electric motor makes an extra 12hp.

Coders are rapidly finding exploits to open up Nintendo’s new console.

Plus deals on Apple's iPad Pro, Amazon's Echo Show, LG OLED TVs, and more.

Skygofree is among the most powerful spy platforms ever created for Android.

Prosecutor claims Wall's death was premeditated, involved "dangerous" sexual acts.