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As expected, a quick fix comes before iOS 11.2.

SteamVR support is in beta, but it brings thousands of new apps and games.

The topic was geoengineering, and the rhetoric turned toward reality.

Franken: Google, Facebook, and others are a "new kind" of Internet gatekeeper.

Intel is making a third attempt to muscle in on Nvidia and AMD's turf.

Reboot looks pretty good in portable mode, pretty fuzzy on the big screen.

"It is very disappointing to hear about delays caused by poor execution."

Ford and Zotye are investing more than $750 million in the new joint-venture.

Bitcoiners don't trust elites—even Bitcoin elites.

Most mass extinctions began with vast convulsions of Earth’s interior—can we detect that?

Pilot program goals are laudable, but is the remedy as bad as the ailment it treats?

Tesla still working on making a factory the “machine that builds the machine.”

“We are now conducting a thorough and fully transparent investigation.”

AT&T could fight government in court in order to keep merger intact.

One of the first fruits of the LinkedIn purchase should make an unpopular task easier.

Like a regular supernova but not slowing down and glowing for more than 600 days.

Prof: “Why would anyone want to give Amazon access to their home?”

Just after actor strike ends, Lumberyard update adds a full text-to-speech pipeline.

The project is one of many at a thriving AR group called T288 internally.

Stripping out years of feature creep, but doesn't have anything to replace it.

Android apps with millions of Google Play downloads also crash the party.

Opioids currently only suggested for acute pain, but they may not even be best for that.

The genetic disease epidermolysis bullosa left a patient without much skin.

FBI won't confirm it's an iPhone: "I don't want to tell bad guys what phone to buy."

Canada is legalizing marijuana, and IBM wants to help.

Black hole gravitational waves may amplify Hawking radiation.

Municipal broadband wins “David vs. Goliath battle” in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Approved deal ends the longest acting strike in U.S. history.

Essentially bricking the otherwise functional smart remote devices.

"It is arguable that the US Treasury has already made that initial investment back."

“I am not going to compromise patients' lives or health for the system.”

Judge tells Shaun Bridges that his actions are "among the worst of crimes."

Today, you can spell out “two hundred and eighty” and STILL have room to say other stuff.

After years of decline, Microsoft plans to invest in first-party game development.

LA Times documented lavish election spending that defended Disneyland tax breaks.

Parity multi-signature wallets created since July break, affecting 1M ETH.

Plus deals on Dell laptops, LG TVs, and more.

Swift tried to use copyright to keep her threat of a lawsuit secret.

The FCC wants to block Minnesota from regulating Charter’s VoIP phone service.

In tests, some had extra CBD, some less, and some contained hidden cannabinoids.

Bendis worked with Marvel since the early 2000s, writing for nearly every big series.

Besides security patch, the Pixel 2 XL gets a "saturated" display mode, audio fix.

Waymo's first product will be a driverless taxi service in the Phoenix area.

Election security hasn't changed much in over a decade, but the threat model has.

Public has until December 1 to suggest a nickname for the flyby object.

For now, you'll still have to use a text replacement trick to fix the problem.

This companion to our full review breaks down more One X surprises, both good and bad.

The new $100 Echo highlights the original’s great features and improves its flaws.

“Apple is so big that it is effectively able to negotiate its own tax laws.”

Scott Pace likens heavy-lift rockets to aircraft carriers.