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Is Microsoft’s “true 4K” console worth $100 more than the PS4 Pro?

"We are conducting a full internal review."

Anti-cancer claims are unproven and stem from a few animal and cell experiments.

Even the physical version requires a massive downloadable patch.

Op-ed: Devices like Amazon Key put too much risk assessment on users; bad decisions follow.

He's picked fights with NOAA, National Science Foundation, and much of the Internet.

Country claims "remarkable achievements" in reusable spaceship development.

The bill would end the $7,500 personal tax credit at the end of 2017.

Floyd Mayweather and Paris Hilton could be in hot water for paid endorsements.

Scientists used a muon detector to spot a large, hidden space at the center of the pyramid.

Plus deals on laptops, headphones, TVs, and more.

DOJ could sue to block merger, but AT&T says everything is on track.

Russia investigation, not complete lack of qualifications, became an issue for Sam Clovis.

Equustek won an unprecedented global order, but it's unlikely to stick in the US.

Speculators have shrugged off a Chinese crackdown and other controversies.

CO ordered duties of helmsman split—but all of them got sent to another console.

Electric vehicle sales continue to rise in 2017.

The eighth episode of Star Wars is due out next month.

Vega 56 should have led to lower prices. Instead, the 1070 Ti maintains the status quo.

They had to more than triple recommended weekly exercise to keep from regaining.

HTC renders a plastic version of the U11 with a Snapdragon 630.

Top executives deferred questions on future capex spending for Q4.

Nurse told officer to get a warrant. Cop grabs her and arrests her for no reason.

Millions of North Americans are using illegal TV services, research finds.

"Narrative asserted in the media that the data was nefariously deleted… is without merit."

But don't call this $699 handset a "gaming phone."

Ads bash Clinton before election and cap on Trump after he won the presidency.

Scott Pruitt selecting new advisers without this "conflict of interest."

"There is no absolute guarantee that all malware has been removed."

A patent litigation factory was stopped from suing hundreds of small printers.

Evidently, these distribution deals are a little Galactic Empire-esque.

You can adopt Sony's newest robo dog today for $1,700 down and a mandatory monthly fee.

In their poor, Communist country, Romania's computer curious built an underground industry.

Bug-bounty program would exempt participants from federal hacking laws.

How does a gas giant form near a dwarf star?

Redmond insists that Mixed Reality isn't just for gaming.

Judge dismissed AT&T's lawsuit against Louisville, and company won't appeal.

Is this finally the end of the road for V2V?

The president has 60 days to make a decision.

VMProtect has "no perceptible effect," game uses "full extent" of CPU by design.

Dozens of Waymo and Uber vehicles "pretty much blend in," Phoenix resident says.

In Washington DC, politics sometimes matter more than a rocket's power or price.

Get ready for sentient bread, state-controlled magic, Moon heists, and djinn cities.

Worst damage is fixed, but is this still too much Dark Side in a Star Wars game?

Asked about the lawsuit, CBS says only that plaintiff will "end up on boot hill."

Plus deals on 4K TVs, Wi-Fi routers, and more.

Update should help non-HDR content look better with less effort.

Crosscheck system uses data that could easily have legit duplicates, researchers show.

Twitter: "We are committed to working every single day at solving this problem."

Here's a Stranger Things 2 eps. 1-3 review. Can I go watch more of it yet?