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That could explain why the object discovered in October went for a no-tail look.

Years of work and billions in investment, and they can't even show us a video?

Only ISPs with neutral networks would get state contracts under proposed NY law.

The Web's #1 advertising company makes a power play with its own ad blocker.

Uber can now be regulated in EU member states like any company operating taxis.

Fossil ditches gimmicks in favor of more smart features for its hybrid watch family.

Coinbase users will be able to buy and sell Bitcoin Cash.

Did you think first Killzone 2 footage looked fishy? Turns out, you weren't alone.

FCC would be permanently barred from using Title II authority over broadband.

The browser itself isn't a store app. Just the installer.

There’s a new i8 Roadster, a sportier i3s, and the autonomous iNEXT is coming.

This is your phone on mining software. Any questions?

Spare parts shortage, collision damage have sidelined entire sub fleet.

No word as to whether other Silicon Valley giants will follow suit.

Follows over a year of Oculus software lockouts aimed at rivals like HTC Vive.

There's not a lot of remaining leverage on North Korea to change its cyber-behavior.

Ajit Pai still thinks Obama's call for net neutrality rules amounted to an order.

Fees as high as $28 are destroying bitcoin's value for small payments.

So you can keep track of your online persona.

But a Mr. Robot-themed plug-in angered Mozilla users unfamiliar with the show.

The startup also named Virgin Group founder Richard Branson chairman.

FDA continues to find safety problems. Homeopaths “hopeful” FDA won’t impede access.

But the Fitbit-Adidas Ionic collaboration is still happening.

City Council passes bill addressing algorithmic discrimination in city government.

Attackers bypass HTTPS encryption protection by registering new TLS certificate.

Ludicrous villains, cute animals, swords & spaceships—it’s supposed to be silly.

That means 5.5 million electrified vehicles and 1 million fuel cell vehicles.

These sea-level rise scenarios aren’t new, but they are food for thought.

“It was Vader who supported govt power over everything said & done on the Internet.”

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“It failed to satisfy even the minimum standards of due process.”

Twitter won't allow threats against people based on "group characteristics."

It’s hard to make the case for a $599 e-ink tablet in 2017.

Friday night report set off an uproar, but officials say it was “mischaracterization.”

Congress could block net neutrality repeal, but Democrats face tough odds.

Posts that only want your clicks won't appear as often on news feeds any more.

But don't worry, we don't mention the part where Jar Jar kills all of the Porgs. Er...

Tracking nuclear double-pulse phenomenon helps scientists determine explosive yield.

Something like 15 percent more rain fell because we’ve warmed the place.

Knowing how early life influenced the atmosphere may helps us find signs elsewhere.

Don't look now: Our long-running System Guide building series has returned for 2017.

Case could turn on whether Boldly is a parody or an homage.

Bitcoin’s price is a bubble, 80 percent of Wall Street experts told CNBC.

Ars checks out shipping-container farming that’s said to have price parity with farms.

There’s still no solid evidence that cell phones pose any risk.

Hawaii’s Chris Lee wants to protect minors from “psychological manipulation”

It looks like a crossover but drives like a sporty sedan.

The forerunner of the F-117 Stealth Fighter flew for the first time 40 years ago this month.

A top Uber lawyer instructed that "double-secret A/C priv" be written on a document.

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