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Apple @ Work is brought to you by Jamf, the standard for Apple in the enterprise. Learn more at Jamf.com/9to5mac. As we continue our cloud-first series for Apple-focused organizations, I'm going to look at four key areas...

Yet another big removal from NVIDIA's streaming service. What you need to know 2K Games is a publisher owned by Take-Two that publishes games such as the Borderlands franchise. 2K Games has requested all of its titles be...

Your phone is probably on your person and working right now. But that's not always the case. I will go out on a limb and say that everyone reading this has a smartphone within reach at this very moment. In fact, most peo...

Apple on Friday launched a repair service program for third-generation iPad Air models suffering from a so-called "blank screen issue" that can in some cases leave the tablet's display permanently disabled.

It seems the Federal Communications Commission is sick of asking nicely for telephone companies to implement anti-robocalling technology. In a Friday press release, the agency announced it plans to mandate service provid...

The election year battle against misinformation on Facebook isn’t off to a good start, at least according to one study. Researchers at New York University’s Tandon School of Engineering discovered that tens of thousa...

Intel chips released in the last five years contain a severe hardware security flaw that would allow hackers to bypass encryption. A software patch will not suffice to permanently fix the problem. Instead, an upgrade to ...

NASA wants the public to help it track very-low Earth orbit (VLEO) satellites and the potential light pollution issues they may cause. The space agency launched a public science project that anyone can participate in, st...

It turns out that bacteria contaminating the drinking water on the International Space Station aren't any more dangerous than bacteria here on Earth.

The rate of change in everyday rituals is accelerating, in part because we're living in an era of heightened disease awareness.

NASA/Kim Shiflett Late last night, SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket on the company's 20th cargo mission to the International Space Station, sending more than 4,500 pounds of supplies and science experimen...

This small company is turning Utah into a surveillance panopticon Jason Koebler, Emanuel Maiberg, and Joseph Cox Motherboard If you think Clearview's AI-powered facial recognition is a major problem, buckle up. An artifi...

A disabled satellite that tracks space weather is back online after nine months of efforts to get it communicating with Earth, according to a U.S. government update.

AI and machine learning is poised to assist with moving into the next frontier of technology: data itself.

AT&T management, which has seen massive subscriber losses in 5 years, now admits DirecTV will only be sold in rural areas, putting its future in doubt       

NASA's Space to Ground is your weekly update on what's happening aboard the International Space Station....

Social sites are struggling to contaminate the tide of Coronavirus misinfo

Guzzi's first crack at the lucrative adventure bike segment is predictably different but surprisingly excellent.

A new study estimates that about 80,000 cetaceans are swept up every year by tuna-fishing nets in the Indian Ocean.

The cancelation of MWC 2020 can't hold Oppo's Find X2 back

Encryption flaws in common anti-theft feature expose vehicles from major OEMs.

Take control of your emotions by wearing the Apollo Neuro Apollo System Feeling Wearable. This gadget responds to your body and helps you better manage stress. Developed by Apollo Neuroscience, it recognizes your body’...