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Bug relies on telnet protocol used by hardware on internal networks.

At least half of loss due to humans, but chance weather patterns piled on.

FBI director also says he has "no information" to support Trump's wiretap claims.

"Giovanni" emulator doesn't quite fit full speed or compatibility on Series 2.

Google Fiber cancels customer accounts, doesn't explain why.

Tap the new "parking" button and store notes, pictures, and the location of your car.

“Great rocket. But it’s more expensive than the equivalent Atlas rocket."

Rough month for Uber, with top dogs leaving and allegations of theft and sexism.

But burning biofuel still gives off a lot of soot particles.

A week of playtime is nowhere near enough to fully review sprawling galactic epic.

New chip and related technologies are meant to add some smarts to feature phones.

Oil can even be wrung out of the sponge and reclaimed.

3D XPoint finally has (limited) commercial availability.

Look at the event that somehow puts Joe Biden and Stranger Things on the same schedule.

Beauty.AI saw a lucrative problem and tried solving via algorithms. It ended poorly.

The longer you use opioids, the greater the risks—and the risks rise fast.

From Toejam and Earl to $300 NES games, take a visual tour of the Boston show floor.

However, even with the deal, they remain independent contractors.

Hack worked by stitching together three separate exploits.

Allegations are a first for an online attack with an epileptogenic image.

Genome study reveals different human groups evolved to eat specific diets.

Plunging coal use is key driver in keeping emissions flat as economies grow.

ISP lobby groups make case against the FCC’s broadband privacy rules.

But it only works if you’re monitoring a brain while the crime’s taking place.

Shipping 16 million units in 12 months would approach Wii-level numbers.

Sat in vaults for decades, Lawrence Livermore National Lab is putting them on YouTube.

Doesn’t like taxpayer-funded ads showing up before David Duke videos.

City may be at fault for problem initially blamed on T-Mobile "ghost calls."

An all-Tesla racing series is in the works, but not with factory support.

Trio given one month to clean up fraud, scams, and make other fixes.

One expert says new directive something out of playbook of developing countries.

What's been happening on Ganymede?

New algorithm is based on human psychovisual system. Images look better, too.

It vainly attempts to pretend there's something there that wasn't there before.

It's OK now even if it's not the fastest gaming processor ever—but the future gets tricky.

Order seeks data for "any/all user or subscriber information" related to the searches.

It looks like a policy announced a year ago is going to kick in.

“Snapdragon” now encompasses Quick Charge, Wi-Fi, and other hardware and software.

But lawmakers also propose new gas-fired plants to solve future energy crises.

Suit: LG replaced phones with faulty ones—didn’t replace out-of-warranty devices.

And you don’t need an Echo, Tap, or Dot to do so.

Canceling Patch Tuesday at the last minute warrants an explanation, not platitudes.

A study is looking at the microbiome of our pets, and my cats are taking part.

New theories of gravity fail to handle gravitational waves’ impact on Milky Way.

With new owner, change is coming for the drug’s price—and millions to old owner.

Unique protein allows these microscopic animals to dry into a husk, then return to life.

Defendant was investigating wacko fake Pizzagate conspiracy theory, feds say.

The selling price is estimated to be somewhere between $190,000 and $320,000.

$300 system selling for up to $810 on eBay.

Customers get credits after being charged different prices for the same network.