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FCC now says it will release net neutrality complaints "as soon as we can."

But your next chance to buy could come at any moment.

Woman's torso floats ashore as Peter Madsen maintains innocence in Kim Wall's death.

Ars gets the first look at Facebook's fancy new dynamic analysis tool.

Unfortunately, the first Ars writer to get a Mini SNES never owned an original SNES.

Google killed secret plugin download capability after being alerted by researchers.

They visited seven known addresses, but couldn't find Andrew Anglin.

Parallels update is out today; VMware Fusion and Workstation coming in October.

Suspect got this text: “Rule 101 in drug dealing... don’t be so f***ing mean to people.”

No 4K video allowed—new bandwidth limits apply to mobile hotspots, too.

An enthusiast's gaming laptop that leaves (almost) nothing to be desired.

Microsoft is pushing its new file system out of the mainstream and into the high end.

Departing eclipse watchers are causing traffic jams from Portland to Charleston.

No special filtered glasses required to stare at the Sun in a Gear VR headset.

Candy ad plays off Breakout, “an icon of early Silicon Valley ingenuity.”

From thick clouds to glorious totality, a flavor of 2017's North American eclipse.

Google partners with Nabisco, ships code to AOSP, and posts system images.

If you couldn't make it to this year's massive tabletop fest, we've got you covered.

Technology leaders warn autonomous drones could become "weapons of terror."

In the early 1970s, hotels experimented with new video delivery systems for X-rated movies.

Plus: A list of over 100 Xbox One games getting 4K updates.

Promises the "ultimate quality" with 4K HDR support and Nvidia Gameworks enhancements.

Only about 6 percent of Americans will see the totality today.

A $15 coat of paint doesn't disturb the venerated classic, warts and all.

That's a $200 savings, but still not as cheap as $399 Oculus Touch bundle.

No Coffee Lake or Cannonlake here; these are doubled up Kaby Lake parts.

Theme Park with dinosaurs coming to PC, PS4, and Xbox One in 2018.

The case comes two months after court’s “offensive” trademarks ruling.

Even if it’s cloudy, even if it’s not total near you, it’s worth experiencing.

“Time after time, we discovered things that we hadn’t even imagined.”

Controversial cult classic Night Trap gets a new turn in the spotlight 25 years later.

Letter adds that, even when you’re targeted via stingray, you can still call 911.

Unless you play ME:A for multiplayer, your quest is effectively done.

Here are the searingly original visions that will soon set your monitors on fire.

The two Voyager probes changed how we view science and the Universe.

BitMitigate founder: “I thought it would really get my service out there.”

A better game for series fans old and new, this is everything a great sequel should be.

Tell Pitchfork this is one concept album that delivered and deserved better than 6.8/10.

Mussels end up confused when they try to stick to a polymer/lubricant mix.

Marcus Hutchins, the researcher who stopped WCry, complained his code was lifted.

"We are everything they claim to despise," but Tor won't prevent vile usage of its tools.

Gab's free-speech stance makes it popular with right-wing trolls and racists. [Updated]

State taxpayers could end up paying Foxconn $500,000 per job, or more.

Saturday morning cartoon style struggles against a fatiguing open world.

Google teases an eclipse-themed Android O launch event in just a few days!

Ahead of the rare solar event, eye doctors describe the dangers of risky viewing.

It turns out that "But nobody uses Bing!" isn't actually true.

AT&T and DOJ "discussing merger conditions" that would let deal go forward.