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"In 42 years, I've never seen a record this strong. You are up against it."

iOS address book deal, if split evenly among class members, pays 53 cents each.

There are a couple issues, but overall you get good features for the price.

FCC Chair ignores lack of home Internet competition in argument against privacy rules.

Strict restrictions seem counterproductive in today's media environment.

Google wants a Google Wi-Fi and a Google Home in every room—why not just combine them?

Company also changes name to Axon to reflect its primary body-camera product.

Adblock CEO says he seeks an Internet "that is fair and still profitable."

Does this mean anything? Only that we read science that reinforces our beliefs.

Mouse study backs up human observations showing long-term changes.

One-year anniversary celebration includes $7/month software subscription offer.

Faceit's ECS league partners with Genius Sports to provide data to regulated bookmakers.

Recommending the G6 is hard when Samsung is building a better version of the same phone.

Next up appears to be another nuclear test.

"Rise up and take the power back, it's time that the fat cats had a heart attack."

But you must be a Prime member to watch.

Windows telemetry is getting a lot more transparent.

Plus Kanye West is the first artist to have an album go Platinum on streams alone.

Showing a privilege log “would violate... the right against self-incrimination.”

DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!

"Americans' constitutional rights shouldn’t disappear at the border."

State regulators can prohibit an auto manufacturer from having an interest in dealerships.

There's a strategy for avoiding tentacles that keep fighting even when detached.

Google hammers on Levandowski, who remains in charge of Uber's self-driving cars.

Privacy is partisan for lawmakers, but not necessarily for the rest of us.

Upcoming updates should up the power of power users' upvotes.

Researcher calls it the "worst code [he's] ever seen."

Specific date/time and source suggest a highly technical breakdown is forthcoming.

University patent moved to "Micoba LLC," then used to sue 11 companies.

"I intentionally forged court orders that allowed me to wiretap cellphones…"

Startup tells customer “Your unit will be denied server connection.”

Fixes for single-player (including animation skipping!) and multiplayer are on tap.

Yooka-Laylee changes just enough to support its compelling platforming.

The Pixel C gets the Pixel skin and a new recent apps screen; everyone else gets bug fixes.

New design coming sometime in 2018, along with a new Apple-made external display.

"The main thing is to ensure a competitive product," a Russian official said.

Part supercar, part muscle car, part driftable wildcat.

F1 drivers experience similar g-force to Apollo astronauts during Earth re-entry. Here’s how they design and make the cars.

No matter where you’re working, HP’s newest business notebook has your back.

Nations battled, voids came and went, and one million pixels said a lot about humanity.

ISP privacy rules are dead as Trump signs repeal instead of issuing veto.

Energy standards for a variety of commercial equipment were approved by Obama’s DOE.

Discovery of Pegasus for Android comes 8 months after similar iOS app was found.

And you though Altaba and Tronc were bad…

California bill may have averted 4,000 hit-and-run accidents in 2015, study suggests.

New service puts logic closer to users, aims to be "global load balancer" for apps.

CEMU emulator upscales the Wii U version on a PC very nicely.

Fantastical, mystical worlds of a Medieval Dutch artist are now in glorious plastic.

Lawsuit claims thousands of Teslas "could potentially accelerate out of control."

State-sponsored hackers are going increasingly brazen and confrontational.