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Booby-trapped touchscreens can log passwords, install malicious apps, and more.

The electricity industry at large can take pointers from a region working its grid hard.

A white supremacist featured in a Charlottesville documentary can’t use OKC anymore.

Sharp files a lawsuit in order to talk about the TVs being made in its name.

More carmakers are looking toward electric vehicles as fuel cell falters.

We get a long look at bad guy Alexandra, a new character invented just for this series.

Generally speaking, private enterprise may refuse service on ideological grounds.

Grooming often, removing all hair, and having others help ups chance of injury.

AT&T sued Louisville over pole attachment rule, but judge says rule is valid.

Estimated economic benefits of renewables in the US is $87 billion.

Russian official cites "strict regime" for combatting extremism online.

Prevent your fingers from unlocking your iPhone when you're in a sticky situation.

And they didn’t even have to drill deep.

FCC hasn't shown proof that it was attacked, Democrats say in call for probe.

New card stream promotes news above the predictive cards Google Now was famous for.

Story Remix's jawdropping 3D capabilities won't be there on day one.

NASA's acting chief technologist says the agency is limited by political emphasis.

Or you can get another 500GB for an extra $30 every month.

Many stars have companions that will be in the line of fire when the star explodes.

Homeolab failed FDA inspection and sold “adulterated” infant products, agency said.

Dispute has widespread ramifications about pay for time spent in security checks.

“I woke up this morning in a bad mood and decided to kick them off the Internet.”

Tech companies face intense pressure not to work with the hate site.

Dreamhost, meanwhile, “will host any website as long as its content is legal.”

Many fear being outed from photos, but now the real cyber game against “alt-right” begins.

US and Canada get free calls, plus lots of Project Fi/Google Voice integration, too.

At €600 (~£550) it's on the edge of value—but where's that beloved Nokia charm gone?

Pai is helping Sinclair expand its reach into TV-owning homes, lawmakers say.

New evidence suggests that animal life got a jumpstart from Snowball Earth.

Guest Catherine Bracy runs TechEquity, trying to make the tech industry work for everyone.

Extension that surreptitiously steals bank passwords uploaded twice in 17 days.

“Profexor” turns self in to Ukrainian authorities, assists FBI in DNC hack investigation.

"He was ordered to come clean and did not come clean."

It’s unusually good at lurking in hospitals, resisting drugs, and killing vulnerable patients.

Smallest Detroit automaker is relying on partners for self-driving tech help.

Republicans want a "slower, censored, and more expensive Internet," group says.

A predictable meta makes room for new Dota 2 stars... for now.

The silk proteins themselves are involved in locally increasing the laser power.

Apple could "procure and produce" as many as 10 new shows next year.

The site was barely offline for 24 hours.

We go hands on with Allo's janky web interface.

"Removing the constraint of a 2017 launch deadline is also a welcome development."

We also get a look at System76’s in-house OS (with in-house gear on the horizon).

Researchers hope the data will guide patients to effective treatments.

Search site must face allegations that it broke fair credit reporting laws.

These aren’t your run-of-the-mill Aston Martins.

In previous comments, Bridenstine has supported a human return to the Moon.

Shaun Bridges, who already was given 71 months in prison, awaits a new sentence.