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Researchers suggest bots and local intervention to stymie misinformation online.

Wolfgang Hatz the fourth person arrested in scandal investigations, second in Germany.

Linux kernel lifecycle tripled to match the realities of hardware development.

Money has flooded in an "unproductive and speculative direction," official says.

Pai ignores cyclical nature of wireless network investment, critics say.

Hand-drawn animation throwback is as beautiful as it is deadly.

He dazzled with almost unimaginable technology, but also a few tidbits of plausibility.

At-risk EFI versions likely put Windows and Linux PCs at risk, too.

A tree’s genetics picks its fungus, which grants drought tolerance (or not).

Copyright law has gone bananas after a Supreme Court ruling earlier this year.

Rant: The scourge must be stopped.

Have no fear! Tiny cube bot is here!

It feels like a Greatest Hits of the franchise, but there are a few misses on the way.

“This is the only public version of a massive quarter century trove of interviews.”

The instrument will still be able to complete a full science program.

Plus deals on mesh Wi-Fi routers, Amazon's new devices, and more laptops.

Former ISS Commander Terry Virts argues NASA does not need another space station.

Toss aside those hex keys and goofy cartoon instructions: Ikea will offer human help.

Pai cites public safety concerns; Apple says new iPhones have no FM chip at all.

AT&T got nearly $3 billion federal subsidy to connect 1.1 million rural customers.

Researchers use tiny oscillator to store quantum state from microwave oven.

Anthony Levandowski may have to plead the 5th again, but in front of a jury.

"Yeah, I screwed up royally."

Ask it to play your favorite shows, turn off the lights, or pause the TV.

Pac-Man Battle Casino part of a trend towards skill-based casino gambling.

Embattled company vows to give consumers more control over their credit data.

And legislators are blaming the governor for the edits.

The iPhone 8 is a great phone, but who is it for?

All your private addresses and search queries are belong to us.

What are we optimizing for as the energy grid changes?

Education-focused mode literally turns the difficulty level down to zero.

Begun, the textbook scandal has.

Even when users stuck around, they started watching their words more carefully.

Pai accused of ignoring “public interest” but will likely get new term on FCC.

Alex Garland, who directed Ex Machina, tackles Jeff VanderMeer’s acclaimed novel

Divers found octopuses building structures out of shells, socializing with neighbors.

More powerful batteries, motors, and software are creating new possibilities.

Get ready to have five new Echo devices to choose from.

Now you can finally watch Amazon Originals in HDR on Amazon hardware.

They’ll be out before Christmas, but no i7 versions will be available.

Its donors aren’t going to like this.

Lawsuit claims one arrestee was told it would cost $15k to have profile removed.

We've now got three detectors working in parallel, increasing our resolution.

Patreon defends the emulator's non-infringing nature, leaves page up.

A new group of Cox customers gets a 1TB data cap and $10 overage fees.

The FDA zeros in on health software, not one-off wearable devices.

We want to see how Musk and SpaceX get to Mars from here.

Removing the largest source of online video from Amazon's only Echo with a screen

New IP rules: Patents can be reviewed, "unless you pay off some Indian tribe."

LTE is the best and worst feature about Apple’s newest Watch.