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App will be available either in universal or architecture-specific binaries. | Continue reading
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Austin factory to create systems that improve SpaceX's high-volume manufacturing. | Continue reading
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Google says anonymized, group-based interest tracking will be good enough. | Continue reading
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The lawsuit is dead. Long live the lawsuit. | Continue reading
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Cuttlefish that were better at self-control also performed better on learning tests. | Continue reading
Attacks are limited for now but may ramp up as other hackers learn of them. | Continue reading
Amazon talks up inclusion in public but fails behind the scenes, suit claims. | Continue reading
Site executive introduces, then removes, insecure code, then hides the evidence. | Continue reading
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GabLeaks includes 70,000 messages in more than 19,000 chats by over 15,000 users. | Continue reading
T-Mobile claimed Sprint merger would create thousands of jobs "from day one." | Continue reading
The big delay can be traced to a decision Jeff Bezos made years ago. | Continue reading
Verizon's now-deleted tweet said using 4G only will conserve battery life. | Continue reading
It's a competent but not flashy crossover with a real-world range of 250 miles. | Continue reading
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Flight Three of the Falcon 1 rocket could make or break the company. | Continue reading
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Apple did a good job with the big stuff, but myriad little things undermine that. | Continue reading
Another predicted impact of climate change may be here. | Continue reading