Tesla spokesperson says the company still plans to introduce a $35,000 model. | Continue reading
Archaeologists analyzed the mummified man's last meal down to the DNA level. | Continue reading
Vizaline says its service is not surveying, but Mississippi authorities disagree. | Continue reading
Microsoft is also adding some neat new features for video chatting. | Continue reading
For the first time, we have an optical signal to match a cosmic neutrino. | Continue reading
The laptop gets a specs bump and borrows features from the iPad Pro, iMac Pro. | Continue reading
Gold-colored, Japan-only, and devoted to Shonen manga games like Dragon Ball. | Continue reading
A new stone tool find pushes back the date for hominin dispersal beyond Africa. | Continue reading
Musk responds to calls to help Flint in wake of the Thai cave rescue. | Continue reading
Factory-level iPatch cuts off Fusée Gelée exploit for newly sold systems. | Continue reading
Apple fixed the denial-of-service flaw in update released Monday. | Continue reading
A torrent of glacial meltwater in the Beaufort Sea could have done the job. | Continue reading
Both of the companies are well behind schedule, forcing the agency to scramble. | Continue reading
Martin Tripp's lawyer says his client likely will soon sue Tesla for defamation. | Continue reading
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The bad news: Once you've had one, you're probably not going to have another. | Continue reading
FCC plans to stop reviewing informal complaints—filing a formal one to cost $225. | Continue reading
Research is continuing to find new attack vectors. | Continue reading
Complaint suggests up to 5,000 Apple employees involved in self-driving project. | Continue reading
Language teacher: "I'm not a company, I'm not anything, I'm just a guy, a poor guy." | Continue reading
Mice given a drug combo see a reverse of some problems caused by senescent cells. | Continue reading
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Apple fixed the denial-of-service flaw in update released Monday. | Continue reading
Mice given a drug combo see a reverse of some problems caused by senescent cells. | Continue reading
The dual "Google Pay" and "Google Pay Send" apps are finally going away. | Continue reading
Astronomer Stephen Webb talks about why the vast heavens aren't teeming with life. | Continue reading
"We will have the Ariane 5 for at least until the end of 2022." | Continue reading
This isn't the IP camera software you think it is. | Continue reading
Reddit declined to confirm why suspension was enforced; came shortly after reveal of DMs. | Continue reading
The US backed down when Russia stepped in to support the pro-breastfeeding resolution. | Continue reading
Foam insulation manufacturers were shockingly open about CFC-11 use. | Continue reading
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Processors using licensed x86 IP could have implications for trade war, national security. | Continue reading
AT&T warns HBO employees of a "tough" first year under AT&T ownership. | Continue reading
A bunch of smaller mirrors pretend to be one giant one. | Continue reading
"There is no place for modernization, there is only the mission of survival." | Continue reading
There's no x86 in the AI chip market yet—"People see a gold rush; there’s no doubt.” | Continue reading
Device likely won't be needed but Musk is sending it to Thailand just in case. | Continue reading
Netflix goes all-in on the thumbs-up, thumbs-down review system. | Continue reading
So many college classes chosen based on... a chili pepper. | Continue reading
Newsweek, Time, and Fox remain vulnerable to injection, man-in-middle attacks. | Continue reading
"Construction complete in about 8 hours," the tech billionaire tweeted Saturday. | Continue reading
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Reclusive artist walked away from Marvel in 1968, kept drawing for decades. | Continue reading
Valve plugged the hole, but important data has already escaped. | Continue reading
More feminine look of Las Vegas statue merits copyright protection. | Continue reading
Stylish also stored search results and, by default, a unique identifier. | Continue reading
Musk outlines possible plan for rescuing 12 stranded boys and their coach. | Continue reading