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  1. HP awarded $3B in damages from Oracle over Itanium database cancelation

    Oracle found to be in breach of contract for ending Itanium software support.

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  2. Volkswagen lawyer says 3.0L diesel cars will likely be fixed, not bought back

    A fix would keep Volkswagen from having to shell out for another 85,000 cars.

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  3. Dell gets out of the Android business, and everything old is new again

    Company will stop updating Android tablets and focus on 2-in-1 Windows PCs.

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  4. Report: Apple blocks Spotify app update after in-app subscription removal

    Spotify claims that Apple is trying to boost its own subscription music service.

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  5. Tesla’s Autopilot being investigated by the government following fatal crash

    A tractor-trailer crossed a divided highway and an Autopiloted Model S drove underneath.

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  6. Rare Viking “death house” discovered in Denmark

    Grave goods suggest that medieval high-born couple may have traveled the world.

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  7. People eat healthier when real-life emojis literally point them to produce

    In these modern times, fruits and vegetables have to step up their marketing game.

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  8. Video game art swiped this week by Beijing hockey team, Ford dealership

    Guild Wars 2, Firewatch are latest victims of "infinite free content" syndrome.

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  9. Antarctic ozone hole beginning to heal

    First fingerprints of Antarctic ozone healing beginning to show.

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  10. “Drone Boy” who made flying flamethrower now charged with child porn

    Austin Haughwout's phone got searched after his "assaultive behavior" with cops.

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  11. Top Clinton aide was “frustrated” with her boss’ e-mail practices

    Abedin pushed Clinton to use State e-mail after a missed call with foreign secretary.

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  12. Verizon Wireless data plans might become more like T-Mobile’s

    Verizon promises "fireworks" amidst rumors of rollover and "unlimited" data.

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  1. End is nigh for Rosetta: Spacecraft will meet its end by crashing into a comet

    Scientists hope to collect close-up data about comet right until the very end.

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  2. This chatbot appeals parking tickets and wins 60 percent of the time

    Available in NYC and London for now; 160,000 tickets challenged so far.

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  3. Nintendo is running low on time to show NX to the public

    With nine months until its planned release, where is Nintendo's next console?

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  4. Software Heritage, the “Library of Alexandria of software,” launches today

    Wants to enable the next generation of software studies by amassing source code.

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  5. Android N’s official name is Nougat [Update: version 7.0]

    Google names the newest version of Android and shows off the new statue.

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  6. Google and five telecoms start using 60Tbps undersea cable

    "Faster" cable supports Google Apps and Cloud, and Google's expansion in Japan.

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  7. Amazon offers smartphone discounts in exchange for baked-in ads

    Amazon brings ad-supported hardware model from the Kindle to Android phones.

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  8. HTC separates successful VR sales from struggling smartphone side

    Spin-off subsidiary subsequently shan't subsidize sickly smartphone setup.

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  9. No decision after hearing for UK man accused of hacking FBI, NASA

    US seeks extradition of Lauri Love, who is also accused of breaching the Fed.

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  10. Snow and ice kept an electric motorcycle from winning Pikes Peak this year

    We spoke to expert racers Carlin Dunne and Don Canet about the challenge.

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  11. Facebook wins privacy case, can track any Belgian it wants

    Doesn't matter if Internet users are logged into Facebook or not.

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  12. New study could explain why we remake certain movies over and over again

    Unfortunately, there is no method for eliminating bad reboots.

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  1. HP Spectre 13 reviewed: Remarkably thin, but not light on power

    Trying to out-svelte the svelte masters, HP's shiny notebook starts at $1,169.

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  2. Racing with royalty—Behind the scenes with Pikes Peak’s “King of the Mountain”

    We embed with the team as it aims to be fastest overall at the event's 100th anniversary.

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  3. Paris climate agreement plans don’t match Paris agreement goals

    Paris Agreement aims for under 2°C warming, but we’re headed north of that.

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  4. EU-US Privacy Shield sent to national reps for approval—by next week

    European Commission sends updated text to Article 31 and demands answer by Monday

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  5. New Lightning headphone dev kit another sign hinting at a jackless iPhone

    Cirrus Logic kit offers native Lightning connectivity for headphones and headsets.

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  6. Most women shave their nether regions for hygiene; doctors facepalm

    First nationally representative study reveals ladies’ grooming habits and motivations.

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  7. On second thought, Facebook doesn’t care so much about news publishers

    Says news feed has "far too much information," will downgrade content from "pages."

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  8. Zero Time Dilemma Review: Make your final choice

    Zero Escape's time-travelling visual novel thriller trilogy finishes strong.

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  9. AI bests Air Force combat tactics experts in simulated dogfights

    ALPHA AI, funded by Air Force Research Lab, may someday power robotic "wingman."

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  10. Asteroid belt’s only dwarf planet doesn’t look like we expected

    Less water overall, but hints of liquid brines in recent past.

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  11. Germany to bring in new oversight for its spies, but snooping powers undiminished

    Like the UK's Investigatory Powers Bill, will put existing activities on firmer legal footing.

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  12. A second airbag supplier SNAFU hits Toyota, 1.4 million cars recalled

    The problem is with side airbags made by Autoliv.

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