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

Elliot is back, so too is the high-wire filmmaking and haywire plot.

Apple and Fitbit may get all the attention, but Garmin deserves just as much credit.

We still have questions, but hands-on demo ends with emphatic exclamation point.

Do third-party apps for infotainment systems matter? We ask a developer.

Malware researcher encounters bogus download links during multiple visits.

Google blames the Mini’s touch control and disables touch worldwide for now.

Allergan tries to avoid Patent Office review, but a courtroom reckoning awaits.

With success, it should be easier for SpaceX to find customers for used rockets.

Cook compared AR’s rise to that of the App Store in scope and importance.

T-Mobile missed bug that allowed harvesting of IMSI numbers, security question answers.

The quote seems clear, but now he’s changing his tune.

Rings may be a common feature of objects that orbit outside of Neptune.

It’s the second retraction for authors, who accuse critics of being trolls, pharma shills.

That’s “not how it works,” FCC commissioner tells the president.

Need a new show to watch? Bing helps make your options clear.

Hackers used company’s software to secretly scan for top-secret information, WSJ says.

Little-known copyright provision allows reproduction of full book texts.

Shipping "early next year," also teases wireless "Santa Cruz" headsets.

Full duplex version of DOCSIS 3.1 could help cable match fiber uploads.

Remote-controlled by helicopter, it hit 131mph at Silverstone in the UK.

Apple sells "software distribution services to developers" who lease App Store space.

Doped ink spills E. coli’s guts, glows in the presence of the bloody aftermath.

Plus, details on a cancelled "HD" development kit.

It's not cheap, but Craft is well built and offers a great experience for creatives.

Puerto Rico makes 10 percent of the drugs prescribed in US—some made nowhere else.

Ambitious goals have drawn skeptics, but NL is following China, France leads.

In episode 1 of our new series, we travel back 9,000 years to explore a strange ritual.

The new $250 e-reader is a bit faster, bigger, and more tub-friendly.

A key technical advisor has done extensive solid-state lidar research.

Scientists’ numerical models and chemistry map geothermal fields, regulate use.

Judge: DOJ can't "rummage through the information contained on DreamHost's website."

Nearly 1,100 square feet of virtual insanity could be yours with SteamVR's next wave.

Reports say Israeli spies burrowed inside Kaspersky’s network caught Russia red handed.

High court refuses to hear appeal of hacking conviction, one-year prison sentence.

But we have to wait for the 2019 model year for the P400e plug-in hybrids.

Drug makers are supposed to be forthcoming with health risks—and the more the better.

DOJ rekindles fight with Apple, wants government access to encrypted devices.

Story claims Jobs arranged the $9 billion acquisition in his will.

The stealth-action tale of killer clones is one of the scariest I’ve played all year.

Makes no mention of subsidies fossil fuel industry enjoys.

“I hope more victims will come forward,” says man who claims he was recorded naked.

Bryan Fuller (Hannibal, American Gods) will reboot obscure 80s anthology, Amazing Stories.

Obama’s plan capped total emissions; EPA says it should regulate individual plants.

FCC should be forced to reinstate price caps in business broadband, groups say.

Patent-licensing shop that enforced Nokia and Sony patents has changed hands.

Ad says, "I fought Planned Parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts."