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Intel has patched a third flaw related to the Zombieload / MDS flaws it disclosed last year, but there's no evidence any of these attacks are being used in the wild.

The Galaxy Z Flip has more in common with the upcoming Moto Razr than it does with Samsung's 2019 Galaxy Fold. It's a clamshell device with a large folding OLED inside. Unlike many 2020 phones, this one allegedly won't support 5G networks.

This is the hottest exoplanet ever discovered, and we're just now understanding what that means. A new analysis of KELT-9b shows that molecules in its atmosphere are torn apart.

Master a foundational part of web development for less than a trip to the movies.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) says it has completed an exhaustive analysis of Ring's Android app, and the company appears to be sharing a great deal of private user data with third-parties.

Sharing files on Android could get much easier in the near future. The core of Google's "Nearby Sharing" is already live in Google Play Services, but it hasn't been officially announced.

Apple has filed a patent application for a unique vision of the iMac — one crafted out of a single piece of curving glass.

Eagle-eyed users have spotted a comment thread in the Chromium Gerrit that points to Microsoft's custom tab management features becoming part of Chromium itself.

It's the 10th anniversary of the unveiling of the iPad, and Steven Sinofsky has written a retrospective of how the device looked from Microsoft's perspective at the time. Interesting stuff.

The AMS was never intended to be serviceable, but after a series of spacewalks, astronauts have managed to resurrect this spendy science module.

Despite claims that Avast data is fully anonymized, an investigation by PCMag and Motherboard shows how easy it is to unmask individual users.

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