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Kaspersky: We have “never helped, nor will help, any government with cyberespionage.”

Your rights may differ if phone is locked via biometrics compared to a passcode.

The iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus add wireless charging and a faster processor.

Plus iPhone 8 pre-orders, $20 BitDefender, drone deals, and more.

Three iPhones, an LTE Watch, a 4K Apple TV, and more.

YouTube follows Netflix to a prime spot on Comcast's X1 set-top boxes.

Comcast, AT&T, other ISPs try to get customers online as power outages persist.

Cost goals met, the DOE is moving on to address grid reliability in solar.

It’s funded by Big Soda and riddled with weaknesses—including not measuring sitting.

Concepts and roadmaps are fine and well, but we need EVs now.

Mobile app can now run in the background (like every other voice chat app).

Reportedly due to the current high cost of NAND flash storage.

And Enterprise users will get even more control over analytics data.

If tribes can avoid patent challenges, will "patent trolls" flock to them next?

Is the human body a protectable medium of expression for purposes of copyright?

The new document provides non-binding guidance to industry and state regulators.

Warming will push coffee uphill and could limit pollinators.

A massive pre-review wasn’t enough to judge this epic game—so, now we have a verdict.

"I didn’t sign up to be a role model; I’m just a street kid and a coder."

The theater is exactly as Jobs would’ve wanted it—a striking work of design.

The Apple Watch Series 3 is similar to the Series 2, but it works sans phone.

The iPhone X is about the screen and face scanning. The former is the stand-out.

Awkward ergonomics means Face ID will never be faster than a fingerprint sensor.

The announcement comes hours after naming J.J. Abrams the film’s new director.

Microsoft patches flaw after researchers report it was used by undisclosed country.

Humans develop the technology to shrink themselves, with satirical economic consequences.

Dev insists that apparent “Kekistan” logo in game “does NOT represent our values.”

For years, authorities have bemoaned flushables. Now there’s a historic “fatberg.”

Review: Remake feels familiar while adding welcome new features.

"Next year," Apple will let you wirelessly charge iDevices together via the same mat.

The $999 iPhone will ship starting November 3.

Here come the Files app, a new Siri voice, and iPad “drag and drop” technology.

The glass phone is back, and wireless charging comes to an Apple handset.

It's the biggest update the Apple TV has seen in years—starts at $179, ships September 22.

Bringing a Siri watch face, workout motivation prompts, and more to the watch.

But with him comes co-writer Chris "Batman V Superman" Terrio. In Vader voice: Nooooo.

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Autopilot too permissive, allowed the system to be used inappropriately.

Charges fees even in areas where Comcast owns local sports networks.

The hepatitis A virus outbreak has sickened nearly 400 and led to 15 deaths.

Effort to unmask the Kremlin's propaganda campaign takes a dark turn.

BMW says it will have 12 new battery EVs on sale by 2025.

The entertainment-focused service could cost less than $20 per month.

1000hp, two seats, and a $2.7 million price tag.

BlueBorne exploit works against unpatched devices running Android, Linux, or Windows.

Nintendo also promises expanded shipments for Super NES Classic into 2018.

Six-core chip beats i7-7700K by 30% in Cinebench, but Ryzen may still have the edge.

Game company wants to take down YouTube star’s livestreams after n-word incident.