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Follows similar promises of a relaunch from 2016 that never quite came together.

Hundreds of readers provide much needed funds for EFF, Child's Play.

"Apple is pretty good at evil genius stuff," FBI official laments at conference.

After nearly two weeks, YouTube removes Logan Paul from Google Preferred.

Trump tweet appears to attack NSA spying hours after the White House defends it.

Plus: New Mario Tennis, free online hide-and-seek for Mario Odyssey

A push for better emergency readiness leads to radio on new Samsung devices.

Update your iCloud country or region settings to prevent your data from moving.

Because who doesn’t want sustainable jeans?

Fruitfly creepware turned on cameras and mics, automatically detected porn searches.

C. diff kills tens of thousands each year. Its puzzling rise links to trehalose.

Will also pull its pension funds out of their stocks.

Adaptive driving beams still need a little regulatory help, though.

SM-3 Block IIA missiles will be part of a shore-based Aegis missile defense.

Backups of virtual machines on some hosts could be accessed or altered by an attacker.

Many say that mobile can’t replace cable or fiber, but FCC may think otherwise.

Kodak’s stock has tripled since announcing the blockchain project on Tuesday.

The government of France is looking for answers, too.

Updated Bixby and a "foldable" smartphone are also coming, according to report.

Ultra Game Boy brings slim aluminum case, backlight for under $100.

The physical location of Chinese iCloud data is about to change.

"I am a little relieved to be able to ride on the return Soyuz."

"Single-handedly responsible for the WORST games to ever be enjoyed by millions of people."

2017 papers confirm tests of existing games with “spending” as future objective.

Turtles' sex is determined by the temperature their eggs develop in.

One more Republican vote needed to get net neutrality bill through Senate.

Company’s stock tripled last month after it changed its name to Long Blockchain.

Not much big news from Alienware this CES, but settings app revamp looks fine.

US' third-warmest year on record came with floods, fire, drought, and hurricanes.

Tesla employees got first solar roof installations, now reservation holders get theirs.

Artificial scarcity raises aftermarket values for ultra-rare cosmetics.

The big convertible also includes an IR camera and an optional fingerprint sensor.

Nashville won't appeal as Google Fiber-backed utility pole rule is invalidated.

Plus deals on Dell laptops, GoPro cameras, wireless charging pads, and more.

Exploit published in December makes cracking unpatched Oracle servers easy.

Spying concerns from members of congress means AT&T won't be selling Huawei phones.

Uneasy about letting Amazon into your home? Now you can let other retailers in instead.

Blue screen crashes on decade-old AMD chips seem to be widespread.

Investors are worried about youth becoming addicted to their smartphones.

Both sides seem to be playing the blame game now.

Damore argued few women program due to interest in "people rather than things."

Testosterone levels stable, but balance of hormones that control them is off.

First human trials reveal gut gas chambers and blustery effects of diet.

Video: The real-world inspiration behind Westworld S2’s Turing-besting bots.

The Google Assistant is getting an Amazon Echo Show-style form factor.

The ThinkPad X1 Yoga picks up Windows Hello facial recognition and a webcam shutter.

But when will we see Google make one of its own?

The series takes us back to a world we’ve seen in Star Trek before, but not like this.

As valuations soar, attackers find evermore powerful CPUs to covertly conscript.

Or there’s an Nvidia option, if you prefer.