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Nintendo promises "significant amount" of consoles through end of the year.

A Facebook post drew attention, but authorities want more information.

"We’re not going anywhere if we don’t do something about these issues."

Two rival versions of Bitcoin might be better than one.

Sputtered magnetic layer, lubricant, and new heads enable massive 200Gb/inch density.

The company has been in talks with possible buyers, including Ford Motor Company.

SpaceX has brought competition into US aerospace. And it only gets hotter from here.

Prosecutors dropping 41 cases, and more on the way, because of body cam scandal.

Technology grew out of a 2014 hackathon event.

Apple’s Q3 2017 earnings: Good growth overall, but China continues to be a sore spot.

The legislation tries to push the States into adopting pro-marijuana laws.

WDRB says it flew a drone “in accordance to the FAA rules to cover news.”

There’s a new Xbox One controller USB wireless stick for PCs, too.

Now parked in the Mojave Desert, aircraft will still have to be upgraded.

The company is planning for a much smaller footprint.

Hack isn’t simple and doesn’t work on all devices, but it’s definitely doable.

Yes, there is now a Witness-like genre, but out-of-nowhere game has refreshing twist.

$9.25 monthly subsidy for mobile service would be eliminated by Republican bill.

Tom Bossert gave up personal e-mail in response to fake Kushner dinner invite.

House Party criticized for "literally training its users in predatory tactics."

Athletes can make YouTube videos, but they can't make money off sports videos.

The neural network just needs a few minutes of video, or even just an audio clip.

Imagine a squarer Galaxy S8 with dual cameras.

An accident? It seems Apple pushed out an early version of the HomePod's firmware.

A detailed climate model suggests that, as stars brighten, planets get hot fast.

I took inspiration from the past for my new novel about robots, The Clockwork Dynasty.

Oscillators give an uncertainty-principle-defeating measurement an advantage.

A complete reboot, a return to gravity, and scattered documents that tell a story.

Second video prompts another dropped case—bringing it to nearly three dozen so far.

The old ‘pop it in the microwave/dishwasher’ trick is worthless, new study shows.

“FaceTime is a ‘feature’ of the iPhone and thus a component of the iPhone’s cost.”

The screen doesn’t bother me, and if it’s fun to drive, they deserve to sell millions.

Video for episodes of Ballers and Room 104 also reportedly stolen.

"Consumers cannot easily avoid Google’s tracking of their in-store purchase behavior."

Super-Jupiter shows hints that something big is orbiting it.

Sprint wanted to merge with Charter—or T-Mobile.

PSA is titled "Be safe on the Internet to Protect Your Family."

Revealing technical details would "undermine our system security," FCC says.

Dev wants to "guarantee the best possible gameplay" after Chicago cell failure.

It's going to be a long time before DSRC-equipped vehicles are common on our roads.

Colorful closing arguments cap weird trial for the ex-pharmaceutical exec.

Photons talk to each other, making optical quantum computer more feasible.

This is not the first time Dmitry Rogozin has tweaked NASA.

The real victor was Microsoft, which built an empire on the back of a shadily acquired MS-DOS.

$399 RX Vega 56 goes up against GTX 1070; RX Vega 64 goes for $499—both launch August 12.

A legal scholar calls LinkedIn's position “hugely problematic.”

One is on the way, but there are still many unanswered questions

It’s a Rift-only alpha and lacks comfort features, but it works very, very well.

BCS' SFX/props team is so good, it had to dumb-down some work to keep it legal.

What could go wrong other than spotty Internet, huge lines, and a server meltdown?