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Refunds for some MxM players; in-game coins for all (which won’t matter by Jan. 31).

The ability to boot DOS and other legacy relics is going to disappear.

Americans who support net neutrality find that their voices don’t count for much.

"This tool will be available for use by the end of the year in the Facebook Help Center."

A boy searches for music in the Land of the Dead in a plot twistier than a telenovela.

Belgium decides that the combination of random rewards and pay-to-play is gambling.

GEMSA, which has sued dozens of US tech firms, never responded to EFF's lawsuit.

Speed training—but not memory or reasoning training—did the trick.

One site has enabled 180,000 calls to Congress in a single day.

Whoever was behind 1987 Chicago "broadcast intrusion" is the D.B. Cooper of media hacking.

Net neutrality fraudsters likely impersonated "hundreds of thousands" of people.

VA pilot study suggests many have liver flukes that are linked to rare bile duct cancer.

"Chemical propulsion just doesn’t close the case in this scenario."

It's still a Pixel exclusive, but Google will make Lens a lot easier to access.

We're still not sure what's causing seasonal changes on some Martian slopes.

The F1 team wanted a new simulator driver. Now it has found one—through gaming.

ProPublica bought ads that excluded African-Americans, Spanish speakers, Muslims.

I highly recommend picking one up, if you have the means.

Whitman: “I’m incredibly proud of all we’ve accomplished since I joined HP in 2011.”

Millions of computers could be remotely hijacked through bug in firmware code.

Latest revelation plunges dubious vaccine research further into scandal.

CEO: "You may be asking why we are just talking about this now, a year later."

There’s no scientific evidence that the technique works better than chance.

“Those hiding behind keyboards in countries far away—eventually, winter will come.”

Hibernation and strokes affect brains similarly—and squirrels have cracked that nut.

Double win for ISPs: No more net neutrality, and state laws will be preempted.

Teens say a school made them intern at Foxconn, but Apple says it was voluntary.

Plus deals on Lenovo laptops, Kindles, Amazon Fire tablets, and more.

OnePlus’ $500 wonder is on sale now.

Colorado found many drivers with "suspended, revoked, or cancelled driver’s licenses."

The new interface takes regular searching out of Cortana's hands.

Vote to eliminate Title II net neutrality rules scheduled for December 14.

Video: Box projects a 3D display, tracks your fingers as you interact with it.

Modular design should allow for minor upgrades at a lower price.

Skype falls victim to China's strict cybersecurity laws and Internet regulations.

“I was really surprised to see that specific language."

The second car to use AM’s new bonded aluminum architecture is a focused sports car.

Texas judge also signs off on search of shooter’s iPhone SE, LG dumbphone.

Life went nuts 450 million years ago, when oxygen levels rose in the seas.

$108 billion merger would raise TV bills and prices for AT&T rivals, DOJ said.

Sites log your keystrokes and mouse movements in real time, before you click submit.

Video: 12 actors and 1 director told us how VFX changes the way they do their jobs.

Meet 1I/2017 U1 (‘Oumuamua), but make it fast, because it’s already leaving.

The short indie game on itch.io makes you a hacker in a low-fi cyberspace.

The sub may have attempted emergency satellite communications, and the search expands.

Opponents have vowed to fight the decision in courts and protest.

Off-the-record "concerns" and official "support."

Increasing the number of devices to which Verizon can stream football games.

“We’ve been doing this for 15 years, and we are not hiding anything,” store owner said.

Despite recent setbacks, Uber is making another big bet on driverless technology.