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Apple releases iOS 12.4, watchOS 5.3, macOS 10.14.6, and more
Mon 7:28pm By Samuel Axon
Apple News+ quality-of-life improvements are front and center as well.

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Chances of destructive BlueKeep exploit rise with new explainer posted online
Mon 7:00pm By Dan Goodin
Slides give the most detailed publicly available technical documentation seen so far.

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Christopher Columbus Kraft, NASA’s legendary flight director, has died
Mon 6:05pm By Eric Berger
Chris Kraft was also my friend.

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Asus’ ROG Phone II features a 120Hz display, a new SoC, and a giant battery
Mon 3:07pm By Ron Amadeo
Gamer phone features a Snapdragon 855 Plus SoC, 12GB of RAM, 6000mAh battery.

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With a launch and a hop coming up, SpaceX has a big week ahead
Mon 2:35pm By Eric Berger
Are you ready for an untethered Starhopper test? Of course you are.

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AMD exec: Nvidia fell for our double bluff
Mon 2:20pm By Jim Salter
AMD seems intent on revitalizing its business strategy as much as its tech.

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Silicon LED created by buzzing surface with high-speed electrons
Mon 1:25pm By Chris Lee
Free-flying electrons generate light in silicon, CMOS lasers long way off.

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The Lincoln Aviator uses cameras to read the road, smooth out big potholes
Mon 1:05pm By Jonathan M. Gitlin
It’s a clever use of the car’s existing sensors to improve ride quality.

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Google pays $11 million to settle 227 age discrimination claims
Mon 12:53pm By Timothy B. Lee
The lead plaintiff interviewed with Google four times but never got a job.

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Equifax to pay $575M for data breach, promises to protect data next time
Mon 12:43pm By Kate Cox
The company promises free credit monitoring and not to screw up with security.

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India has launched an ambitious mission to the Moon
Mon 9:08am By Eric Berger
"Today is a historical day for space and science and technology in India."

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You can’t copyright a cocktail, so what’s a creative bartender to do?
Sun 11:00am By Nathan Mattise
"A recipe is like a phone book in the eyes of the law—you can't own something so factual."

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The Greatest Leap, part 6: After Apollo, NASA still searching for an encore
Sun 10:34am By Eric Berger
We need to recognize Apollo as a historical event, not a model for future exploration.

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Amazon warns customers: Those supplements might be fake
Sun 9:25am By WIRED
Align supplements purchased from Amazon were likely counterfeits.

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Can Disney’s Circle really deliver a porn-free Internet?
Sun 9:15am By Jim Salter
Review: We test Disney's Circle Internet-filtering service.

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Watch this paper doll do sit-ups thanks to new kind of “artificial muscle”
Sun 9:00am By Jennifer Ouellette
Flexible material contracts in response to ethanol vapor, relaxes when vapor is gone.

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Game of Thrones goes on a Victory Lap—and an Apology Tour
Sun 7:44am By WIRED
The show's farewell panel at Comic-Con was a one-sided goodbye.

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Once again, engage: Picard trailer feels like the next Next Generation
Sat 6:40pm By Sam Machkovech
Data and Seven of Nine return to help Picard shepherd a new cast into space.

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The Greatest Leap, part 5: Saving the crew of Apollo 13
Sat 11:00am By Eric Berger
Remembering the “successful failure” that changed how we see human space flight.

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Operation Avalanche, the only good conspiracy—fake the Moon landing, get promoted
Sat 10:30am By Peter Opaskar
Review: CIA flunkies become accidental conspirators in deadpan mockumentary-turned-thriller.

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