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John Oliver fights robocalls… by robocalling Ajit Pai and the FCC

Comedian John Oliver is taking aim at the Federal Communications Commission again, this time demanding action on robocalls while unleashing his own wave...

Sprint steps up fight against AT&T’s “fake 5G” with full-page Sunday NYT ad

Sprint is warning customers not to be fooled by AT&T's "fake 5G" claims. One month after suing AT&T, Sprint took out a full-page...

The Galaxy S10’s face unlock fooled by pictures, siblings

Here's another friendly reminder that, if your Android phone doesn't have some kind of special hardware for face unlock, the feature probably isn't...

Richard Garfield leaves Valve, puts Artifact’s future in question

"We weren't surprised by the layoff considering how rocky the launch was," Garfield told -focused site Artibuff. "The team was enthusiastic about the game...

Another 737 MAX jet crash prompts groundings by China, Indonesia, Ethiopia

On March 10, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed shortly after takeoff from Addis Ababa, killing all 189 people aboard. The behavior of...

Dealmaster: Nintendo discounts a bunch of Mario games for “MAR10 Day”

Today is March 10, and for fans of video games and calendar-based puns, that means it’s time to celebrate gaming’s favorite plumber, golfer,...

Past its expiration date: Infiniti QX80 review

As the old saying goes: you never get a second chance to make a first impression. When I climbed into the Infiniti QX80...

A brief history of Wi-Fi security protocols from “oh my, that’s bad” to WPA3

Thanks to upcoming developments in Wi-Fi, all of us connectivity-heads out there can look forward to getting familiar with new 802.11 protocols in the near...

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