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Books’ scope greatly reduced to only three characters—but, gosh, are they sold well.

“Don’t bullshit me, Kamal. It was Accostings, and I know it was Accostings.”

Dramatic new hypothesis could change the way we understand human history.

3-2 Republican majority likely to overturn net neutrality rules.

Punishment stayed to allow appeals in a novel prosecution testing 1st Amendment.

We’re actually able to detect a bump from the lightest particle we know of.

Landing, launch of fighter off Va. coast first real test for ship’s troubled systems.

Pricing changes accelerate as Charter tries to boost revenue per customer.

Short answer: sixteen 4K monitors, $10K in graphics cards, and 240 feet of cabling.

Bixby feels unfinished and annoying, but without an ecosystem, it doesn’t really matter.

Marcus Hutchins was hailed as a hero. Federal prosecutors say he was a criminal.

Google's augmented reality phones take forever to release, for whatever reason.

Verizon targeted ads program shares lots of personal data.

Compromised accounts push fraudulent extension updates to unsuspecting users.

Bot set up by Quartz reporter Keith Collins catches linked wallets being emptied.

Hypoxic area is likely even larger, but cruise ran out of time to make measurements.

Lots of downsides to drinking, but happy hour may let your mind store memories.

$1,500 smartphone has camera quality "only surpassed by Red's bigger cameras."

No spoilers: Leak contains GoT info, unaired episodes of other shows, and internal docs.

Questions remain as to how Oakland cops, FBI used stingrays after a 2013 shooting.

But even with a Thunderbolt 3 connection, there are still trade-offs to be made.

Take Two’s “better-than-expected” Q1 2018 driven primarily by paid GTA Online DLC.

Work continues to improve one of Windows' weaker parts.

Another loss despite emissions credit sales, but Musk is confident about the future.

Hamilton 68 tracks Russian state news and Twitter trolls, shows propaganda trends.

Uber VP also says he told Otto co-founders: “we don’t want anything” from Waymo.

Their rotations may tell us fundamental things about quantum chromodynamics.

“If you do not remove it immediately, more severe attacks will hit your website.”

Get $150 off the Samsung Galaxy S8 with a trade-in, plus other great deals.

Blu says the data its phones collect is standard. Experts disagree.

Comcast claims it can tack on Broadcast and Sports fees after order is submitted.

Now the company will seek more funding.

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.