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Apple's TrueDepth camera may be holding things up.

Ophelia's circulation is so large it's bringing dust from Africa into England.

Android 6.0 hit especially hard, but all devices are vulnerable.

Lawsuit claimed "google" had become synonymous with "search the Internet."

High-end "clone" console could be hacked to support other classic systems.

Feds claim legal right to reach into the world's servers with a valid US warrant.

Life in the crater of a volcano whose ash once covered the world.

Produces light and gravitational waves, confirms collisions produce fast gamma ray bursts, heavy elements.

"I really can’t believe I’m seeing a major just south of the Azores."

New neural processing unit promises to make the Mate 10 your smartest smartphone.

Factorization weakness lets attackers impersonate key holders and decrypt their data.

KRACK attack allows other nasties, including connection hijacking and malicious injection.

A great starter kit for newbies, if you can stand the lack of good music playback.

Technically impressive Oculus freebie has awful story, but it’s otherwise a must-play.

Tumors evolve to adapt to their new environment: a mouse.

Higher-performing workers were rewarded with raises, Tesla says.

New pop-sci book from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal creators is occasionally hilarious.

New edition of classic board game slims down and evolves in all the right ways.

Meanwhile, Trump continued attacks on NBC, media: "Sadly, they and others are Fake News."

It's a great package when everything works together, but 7.6kWh isn't enough.

Widely publicized event didn’t push people toward political or personal action.

Regulator says Microsoft doesn't offer enough information to enable informed consent.

All episodes from both Fox and Comedy Central will hit Hulu, plus four films.

F-35 Joint Program Office acknowledges breach, says no classified data was stolen.

During suspension, IRS says it will review "Equifax systems and security."

A ceramic pump can handle the heat; careful engineering prevents it from cracking.

A 43-page safety report suggests Waymo is gearing up to release a product.

With the head of Samsung Group facing prison time, CEO calls for company to "start anew."

Higher tier "Golden" chests still largely protected behind paywall.

An engineered gene control circuit allows the bacteria to form a template for metal.

Swiss hardware piggybacks on existing Icelandic storage project.

People visiting TransUnion’s Central American site redirected to potpourri of badness.

Better data collection could tell us which homes have broadband and which don’t.

The multi-touch tech is cool, but the picture quality doesn’t fit the price.

Lawmakers want Pai to “publicly disavow President Trump’s repeated threats.”

Irritating high-pitched recording may or may not help with investigation.

Sony still doesn’t want to give up its platform lock-in.

Muddled history of the first vaccine gets a shot of genetic clarity.

Fake account said police would offer abortions and anybody could become a recruit.

Can Delaware handle the incoming caseload?

A four-city tour comes on the 50th anniversary of NASA’s Moon landings.

Fully driverless vehicles could soon be legal on California roads.

COO: Company must "prevent everything we can from this happening on our platforms."

Holding fast on massive cash demand suggests Waymo wants to cripple its competitor.

The first of (probably) many Roku-made, ad-supported channels.

Comcast/NBC contract demands allegedly make it hard to sell basic TV package.

Bitcoin shrugs off Chinese regulations and bubble chatter to smash a new record.

The new app launches with the backing of a slew of Hollywood studios.