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HP has built a machine for artists, designers, and engineers, all packed into a tablet.

Previously, only San Jose and Philadelphia airports were mapped in the app.

Michigan bill says no "federal, state, or local funds" can pay for broadband.

"Our cell phones are the best deterrent to ensure mistreatment becomes a rarity."

Despite industry pressures, the narrative adventure isn't going anywhere.

The new Google Calendar site looks a lot like the smartphone app.

Just mix one webcam, one cheap tablet, and one sweater you don't care about ruining.

We finally have a map of Earth's former surface, which now resides in the mantle.

"The set clearly touched and inspired many."

Better incredibly late than never; will include Xbox One X functionality.

Google invited users to test the new feature on iOS 10 or higher.

Database contained details required to carry out highly advanced software attacks.

ACLU: New policy “fails to take into account public mistrust” of police surveillance.

Downloadable mod aims to patch decades-old issues with Sonic 3D Blast.

New features, but is Windows Mixed Reality going to be the next big thing?

This gorgeous new book recalls the golden age of science journalism.

Dead Space’s creators are gone; outlook fuzzy on Amy Hennig’s single-player SW game.

“They use multiple identities to disguise their activities and their shipments.”

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

Open it up, and you have two side-by-side, 5.2-inch 1080p displays.

We are sorry to report there will be no porgs.

Pai response is "better than nothing," but critics want stronger rebuke of Trump.

The new opt-in program requires authentication with a physical security key.

TickBox TV says it's a "100% legal" directory of everything ever made.

Its mean streets will be the self-driving car's toughest challenge.

What's cooler than spending $6 billion (in 2017) on original content?

Polestar's first car will be a powerful plug-in hybrid, with a carbon fiber body.

Nintendo reportedly encouraging more adult fare but still won't create it.

O'Rielly sympathizes with Trump but says "politics" shouldn't affect TV licenses.

A short video interview wherein we also ask about booze in space.

“What we have to do is make sure we do it smartly.”

If all states adopted wait periods, we’d save around 1,000 more lives each year.

Google’s 8-core Image Processing Unit will be enabled with Android 8.1.

Microsoft's super-flexible systems get potent upgrade. Alas, still no Thunderbolt 3.

Google brings the best software, an amazing camera, great performance, and fast updates.

The Surface Precision Mouse might finally be a replacement for the Intellimouse Explorer.

How helpful will Alexa be behind the wheel?

If servers or Internet are down, you’re stuck in “Arcade” mode with no saves.

Judge: Apple’s decision to sell after losing a 2012 trial was “unreasonably risky.”

There are “serious concerns” about Allergan “renting” sovereign immunity.

Rep. Barbara Lee: “Coding jobs will become the blue collar jobs of the future.”

Equifax-IRS ordeal exposes the strangeness of the government contracting system.

In 2008, coal supplied 51% of US power. Today, it’s 31%, and that could fall.

GAO will investigate after Democrats asked for evidence that attacks happened.

The new system software also lets you prepare to upgrade to Xbox One X.

Microsoft will apply different design sensibilities for each desktop platform.

Successor to Tor "travel router" focuses on protecting traffic from "harvesting" by ISPs.

Survival horror sequel finds new life in its own nooks, crannies, and open areas.