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Coming in at half the price of a typical feature-rich ruggedized phone, the BV9800 Pro packs a huge battery and adds a nifty thermal camera to its bag of tricks.

Apple may be planning a new "Pro Mode" to push MacBook Pro performance higher than it typically allows, at the expense of noise and battery life.

Scientists have been searching for a non-volatile memory that could serve as both DRAM and primary storage. A group of UK researchers thinks they've found one.

The OnePlus 8 will support a 120Hz refresh rate, and Co-founder Pete Lau posted a video demonstrating the advantage of such a display.

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Intel is substantially reducing the price of its high-memory Xeon parts, and killing off the midrange tier altogether.

The company has unveiled a new low-cost X-ray scanner called the Nanox.Arc. It hopes to deploy 15,000 units in the coming years, with the aim of making medical scans more available and affordable.

The Kona gets a little brother with a simplified model structure. Lots of safety come standard and blind-spot detection is available; only adaptive cruise control is missing. It's a winner.

In 2016, astronomers detected an exoplanet around Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to the sun. Now, it looks like there might be a second "super-Earth" exoplanet orbiting that star.

If late stage capitalism is defined as "a catchall phrase for the indignities and absurdities of our contemporary economy," this certainly qualifies.

The company has always held that restricting cookies too much would only lead websites to use more surreptitious means of tracking people. However, Google has relented and says that Chrome will block third-party cookies within two years.