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iPhones and iPad may feel like new e-readers with this update.

"Kudos to the administration for beginning the debate."

Early prototype is being developed as a "Garage" project.

Most of the extra DNA appears to be irrelevant to regeneration.

It sounds like a variable aperture camera is coming to the Galaxy S9.

iOS 11.3 will add a performance throttling toggle and updates to Messages.

It’s a “cybersecurity intelligence platform” powered by Alphabet’s servers.

AT&T also wants to make sure net neutrality law won’t be too strict.

Beaufort Sea study tracks methane released from thawing ancient permafrost.

Despite low success rate and ethics issues, creators hope they’re useful for research.

The creator of "an ambiguous utopia," her sci-fi and fantasy worlds rang true.

The crucial test clears the way for a launch in early February.

The next big update to Windows 10 will be even more transparent about what it collects.

"It’s perplexing that... we don’t think about anything beyond our little sphere."

1 flick = 1/705,600,000 of a second

Devices will continue to work after that date, but key features won't be supported.

Democrats requested investigation after millions of people were impersonated.

2018 plugin hybrid is good—but the battery needs more energy density.

Meanwhile, WikiLeaks is offering to pay for a leaked copy of the memo in question.

Metroid-y action and perfect bosses adrift in a sea of weak writing.

It's business as usual for Google I/O—same place, roughly the same time.

Stripe: bitcoin is "better-suited to being an asset than a means of exchange."

Google discounted a number of popular titles for the launch.

Reindeer hunters, traders, and the earliest Vikings all left artifacts on the ice.

He faces up to 20 years for wire fraud, illegally transporting hazardous materials.

Also: tvOS 11.2.5, watchOS 4.2.2, and a Mac Meltdown/Spectre security update.

Verizon’s spending won’t change much, and tax savings will boost balance sheet.

Plus deals on Windows mixed reality headsets, several Dell PCs, and more.

High concentration of EVs can lead to equipment trouble later.

The $799 drone tries to find the sweet spot between the Spark and Mavic Pro.

The open source stalwart continues to make large performance improvements.

Recent exploit also allows for homebrew and PS4 game piracy.

One has a 360-degree hinge, one is for schools, and one's a headless Chromebox.

Software used to predict if people being sentenced will commit another crime.

Musk gets another 12 percent of Tesla stock if its value rises to $650 billion.

Preorders for the $349 device begin Friday, January 26 for US, UK, and Australia.

"Hold on! Just hold on for a bit longer."

And the sandwich chain’s customers are already clamoring for their return.

Forced redirects from Zirconium group push phony malware and fake Flash updates.

Millions of comments sent to FCC through bulk system used fake email addresses.

The video makes common display tech concepts easy to grasp.

Interestingly, Tesla stands to gain from this decision.

A small time investment can lead to big gains.

The important national security customer gives SpaceX a vote of confidence.

State enforces net neutrality in government contracts, despite FCC preemption.

Headset-and-controller bundles are now about $200.

Comcast will no longer face FCC oversight on net neutrality.

Satellite Internet takes the pain out of working on a plane.

In spite of more than 100 cameras, I still managed to kinda-sorta steal some yogurt.

Driving drunk is still illegal, even with a driver-assistance system active.