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No more NFC payments for the Up4 diehards.

But they'll feel better at the end of the day.

With six decades of history, the modern Delta II has a great record of success.

Two more chipmakers come together to try to compete with Intel, Broadcom.

OnePlus' $500 wonder makes us question why we'd ever pay $800 for a smartphone.

Despite doctors' desperate objections, runners raced amid extreme air pollution.

Nobody should pay $159 for a product that still feels like it’s in beta testing.

Ancient structure full of charred dog bones points to a ritual related to werewolf myths.

Morgan Marquis-Boire resigned from Citizen Lab back in September 2017.

Stoppage to last Sunday and Monday, but its impact seems unlikely to be broadly felt.

Just watching on Twitch isn’t the same as being immersed in the crowd.

After crops failed, botanist Kathleen Drew-Baker realized that nori wasn't what it seemed.

The sequel to mega-hit Pandemic: Legacy is finally here.

Trove included more than 1.8 billion posts spanning eight years, many from US people.

Professor, reporter say meetings with Draper years ago turned inappropriate.

Pick your language and take on programming challenges for fun and coder cred.

We combed through the early Black Friday ads to find the stuff you might want.

Microsoft abandons typical Patch Tuesday playbook to fix Equation Editor flaw.

The fuzzy coating from riders' heads could cause electrical sparks and fires.

Sub San Juan went missing Wednesday; NASA's Antarctic P-3 is now flying a search pattern.

Researchers-in-training would be taxed on any tuition they're excused from.

A bug bounty hunter shared evidence; DJI called him a hacker and threatened with CFAA.

A nice place to visit, but I'm not sure about spending 100 hours.

Begun, the electric hypercar performance war has.

Apple didn't provide a specific reason for the postponement.

Bitcoin hasn't found its killer app, but that might not matter.

FCC authorizes aggressive blocking of spoofed and invalid numbers.

They’re designed to kill cancer cells, and they kill themselves in the process.

Case report simply discussed the possible role marijuana played in heart inflammation.

Another Qualcomm snub as Apple continues to look to other chipmakers for its devices.

Converting methane to hydrogen before burning it lets us deal with the carbon.

Leaps in logic, hollow characters, and freaking Aquaman tank this disappointment.

NY State Supreme Court: Stingrays act as "an instrument of eavesdropping."

The car is expected to have a 620-mile range.

The company already has a ton of competition. But it could arrive fashionably late.

Feature will return, but “only after we’ve made changes to the game.”

Apple Pay Cash is still coming in a later update.

Comcast or Verizon could buy Fox Studios and cable networks.

Microsoft isn't the only company that's interested in scaling Git.

Set DNS server to 9.9.9.9, and (known) malware and phishes won’t be able to phone home.

One of the biggest cryptocurrency crowdsales hasn’t lived up to the hype.

Seriously, what is even happening here?

70% of low-income wireless subscribers in Lifeline could have to find new ISPs.

Plus deals on Bose noise-cancelling headphones, Roombas, and more laptops.

Block would happen in the event advertisers can’t curb malicious ads on their own.

To be frank, a system this expensive (~$2,500) needs to be more forward-looking.

Amazon promised to address a technique drivers could use to freeze your Cloud Cam.

A modern design with flagship specs for $300 less than the competition? Sign us up.

Locations in Google Maps get smarter and get a new look.