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Latest ruling might require Google to remove Sci-Hub from search.

Estonia abruptly suspends digital ID cards as crypto attacks get easier and cheaper.

"Cosby Show" producers say even 7-second clips amount to copyright infringement.

Cellular network still devastated; carriers scramble to reconnect residents.

A rumored sale of Fox assets to Disney adds a new wrinkle to our 2014 analysis.

Consumer sites find iPhone X's glass back and high repair costs could lead to frustration.

Apple has $120M final resolution in one of its two big cases against Samsung.

An annual look at the costs of generating power.

Canada's highest court sought to alter search results, but it won't apply in US.

Broadcom would become the world's third-largest chipmaker, behind Intel and Samsung.

F1 wants hybrids cheaper, louder, less complex in 2021, but the teams aren't happy.

Single-player campaign, ranked multiplayer available free of charge.

Intel's mobile chips will match discrete GPU performance without the discrete GPU size.

USB headset support? The return of game shows like 1 Vs. 100? We had to ask.

The most exciting games from the world's biggest board gaming event.

The possibility reignites old tensions, unclear how much effect rule's relaxation would have.

Separate films, but they all took Fantastic Fest audiences to the beginning.

Bacteria in the intestines may prime immune cells to run down tumors.

On November 15, see the story of one of NASA’s—and humanity’s—greatest missions.

Doc says her paper records are just fine—state medical board disagrees.

T-Mobile and Sprint will “fight the duopoly,” but as separate companies.

Researchers embrace the kelp highway hypothesis in “a dramatic intellectual turnabout.”

Time to review episodes 4-6: Are you not entertained?

Top Knot Detective, the "show"—delightfully derivative. | TKD, the film—wildly original.

This column is my first step toward recovering from a maddening return experience.

TorMoil threatens Mac and Linux versions of Tor browser; Windows and Tails not affected.

One trade secret, one expert, and Otto Trucking—all kicked out of the case.

Report appears to have cleared federal review despite censorship fears.

Shock announcement comes at outset of annual Blizzcon event.

Pressure builds on FCC Chair Ajit Pai to preempt state net neutrality laws.

LA Times documented lavish election spending to defend Disneyland tax breaks.

The Earth Microbiome Project made trading cards so classifying microbes is easy.

Iconic sci-fi/horror anthology will join Star Trek: Discovery in CBS' streaming lineup.

Free upgrades for users of assistive technology will cease at the end of the year.

Police: "It appears the suspects knew what they were looking for."

Forgeries undermine the trust millions of people place in digital certificates.

Do you say “dived” or “dove?" If it's the latter, you may have the automobile to thank.

Destiny 2's digital success could spell long-term trouble for discs

There's impressive engineering here, but the X could still be easier to fix.

The HP Elite x3 happens to be a pretty nice phone if you're into platforms with no future.

Comcast revenue could take a big hit in two cities that might build networks.

Birds love steel braided cables for beak maintenance.

Customers in affected areas will have to find a new grocery delivery service.

The most expensive iPhone ever is Apple's proposal for the future of mobile.

Apple Watch sales continue to grow while the company bounces back in China.

"Now please launch something new in space for the next anniversary of our revolution."

Cops could have "knocked at our door at a reasonable hour and advised me of my arrest."

Solid enough, but this feels like a footnote in the crowded Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Owners of an infamous licensing campaign have now really tried everything.

"The unusual formatting makes it appear that she is not using a government account."