
Incensing critics, Google engineer ends push for crypto-only setting in Allo
Updated personal blog post deletes comments that were cited by Google critics.

Updated personal blog post deletes comments that were cited by Google critics.

Sexy times and pregnancy are difficult when you have gastrointestinal distress.

Long-awaited news serves as reminder of China's resistance to Western software.

Researchers share their data more when they can earn a badge for transparency.

Alternate history sequel fails to deliver interesting plot or satisfying shooting.

It’s probably a strong cable, but it failed to survive a live-fire exercise.

Featuring baggy clothes, Pearl Jam, and a great big pile of classic Sega tech.

All the good and bad stuff about Google I/O's new location.

In the US, GM customers will be compensated. In Germany, Opel is obstinate.

Not exactly a jammer, the "gun" exploits library of drone control protocols.

Seven weeks after taking over Verizon network, Frontier says it has a solution.

Android Auto gets a slew of user-requested upgrades.

Was Android built the right way? The decision will soon be up to a jury.

Active attack targets Internet-connected radios from Ubiquiti Networks.

"Perching" on a surface only takes 1/1000th the energy of flight.

FCC data shows 21,000 net neutrality complaints—and 78,876 about robocalls.

Under the hood, Google takes a brand new approach to Android apps on Chrome OS.

Run by the Navy, the Stiletto now gives companies a place to test their gear at sea.

"It was established industry practice," says Page, as Oracle v. Google nears end.

We install the Wear 2.0 preview on a Huawei Watch and give it a spin.

Rather than blaming it on the tectonic plate, look about 2,000 kilometers below.

Provide a realistic funding profile next time, Congress tells the White House.

At issue is Tor malware that enabled the FBI to bust child porn ring.

Forget the Android Auto app—Android N is a whole operating system for cars.

Japan didn't like it; will streamlined mechanics be enough for success in the west?
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