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Fewer than 10% of Americans are buying $1,000 smartphones, report says

We've already seen indications that American consumers are holding on to their smartphones longer than before, posing challenges for companies like Apple and...

Heatwaves on multiple continents linked by jet stream tendency

Summer 2018 saw some notably extreme weather in multiple locations around the Northern Hemisphere. There were heatwaves in the western United States, Western...

Lawsuit forces CenturyLink to stop charging “Internet Cost Recovery Fee”

CenturyLink has agreed to pay a $6.1 million penalty after Washington state regulators found that the company failed to disclose fees that raised...

New YouTube policy tries to ban “implied” threats, “malicious” insults

YouTube has for a long time been used as a platform for bad actors to launch massive campaigns of targeted harassment against individuals....

E3 without the lines: System Shock, other games to get 48-hour Steam demos

In an era when traditional game-preview expos like E3 are languishing, a new contender has emerged with an idea we've been privately requesting...

12 years later, players somehow keep Team Fortress 2 alive on the PS3

After playing consistently for five years, Nilsen took a break in 2016 to focus on other things. Still, the class-based charm and powerful combo...

Maze ransomware was behind Pensacola “cyber event,” Florida officials say

An email sent by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to all Florida county commissioners indicated that the ransomware that struck the city...

Verizon lays off more Yahoo/AOL employees after another drop in revenue

Verizon this week is laying off another 150 staffers from the Verizon Media division that includes the Yahoo and AOL subsidiaries, according to...

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