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Attack tools can be used against a broad range of electric grids around the world.

The cable lobby’s conflicting arguments about net neutrality and broadband.

The Xbox One X (née Scorpio) is here! But is it enough to take down the PS4 Pro?

The suit claimed there were 55,000 complaints to Microsoft about disc scratching.

Get ready for hours of gameplay footage and awkward developer conversations.

Ahead of vote, advisors side with shareholder group who says greed went too far.

Reports say internal investigation found bullying and sexual and racial bias.

Andy Rubin's smartphone startup signs a deal with the smallest of the big four carriers.

Bill might protect students who, like its sponsor, think Earth is 6,000 years old.

According to an IEA report, Norway and China have been pulling the weight when it comes to EV sales.

Also, it's freakin' badass. Did we mention the badass part? Holy crap.

With a Powerplay mouse pad, never again will your wireless mouse run out of power.

A big challenge, but the payoff is incredible: Essentially "free" space stations.

More RAM, great screen, and better keyboard will all shine... once iOS 11 is out.

Plus a new mod clearinghouse and footage of Skyrim for Nintendo Switch.

There's a strong resemblance to Destiny, but 4K footage on Xbox One X looks stunning.

ACTUAL Xbox "one" on Xbox One! Crimson Skies confirmed now, launching later this year.

"Super-Duper Graphics Pack" retains blockiness, goes crazy with particles, shadows.

Some researchers call it a major breakthrough, but others say it's a "nothingburger."

Viral game-streaming sensation will get Xbox One X-specific enhancements.

First mainline Forza coming to Windows 10; includes world premiere of actual new Porsche.

Alongside 4K console Microsoft promised 22 exclusive games will launch on Xbox.

Director minces no words about creative vision: "Let's f@#$ things up!"

Yes, there's a single-player campaign, but EA hasn't skimped on the features for multiplayer.

De-extincted species could fall under endangered species rules or GMOs regulations.

Response from Microsoft has led us to amend portions of our analysis.

For original YouTubers, their online haven became a media behemoth—but they keep vlogging.

The Red Planet is dead, so will the Ice Warriors live on?

“There is no stereotypical FIFA user,” says EA—and that makes development hard.

We know there are robots (yes), will learn more at Sunday’s Xbox press conference.

Get ready to unleash hell... on your table.

The study has several weaknesses and the author wasn’t exactly forthcoming.

“I have this terrible feeling that being selfish and irresponsible isn’t a good thing.”

“They’re passing two dimensional laws in a three dimensional world.”

After pilots suffer "hypoxia-like symptoms," F-35As at one base are grounded.

In the latest missile-palooza, DPRK shoots four missiles at targets in Sea of Japan.

Account hosted pictures of a man "pleasuring himself," then made new friends.

According to a new report, the technologies are finally mature.

Intel doesn't name names, but Windows 10 on ARM is surely the target of its ire.

Novel infection method doesn't require link to be clicked.

Android O can now automatically color media notifications based on the album art.

Risks outweigh benefits for opioid linked to abuse and disease outbreaks, agency says.

We offer a review of SpaceX's progress toward key goals this year.

110 Warthogs will have to be put to pasture.

Net neutrality is just a "slogan."

Four years on, it looks like Google's humanoid robotic ambitions were stillborn.

Best bits make us hopeful for next Dark Universe movie. Not this one, though.

The error range is enough to sway decisions about taking or stopping medication.

Artistically shaped magnets may make stellarators easier to manage than ITER.

Serial ports don’t have firewalls.