A recent ransomware attack on Capcom may have compromised personal data for approximately 350,000 people, the company says. That information includes names, addresses, birthdates, phone numbers, passport info, “HR information,” and more. It includes individuals across Japan and North America.
The baby blue Google Pixel 4A is real, and you can buy one right now
If you’ve been put off by the astoundingly excellent-for-$349 Google Pixel 4A because it only comes in black, you should know that’s no longer true. In September, we got wind that Google originally intended to offer a baby blue color, too, and you can now officially buy it at Google’s […]
Study: As space industry offers more services, government missing out on opportunities
A new study by the Aerospace Corp. says there are growing opportunities for national security agencies to buy commercial services.
Updated 2021 Lincoln Nautilus to Debut November 20
Lincoln’s mid-size SUV is likely to have a restyled interior, possibly with a larger touchscreen.
Gaming might actually be good for your wellbeing, study suggests
Experiencing genuine enjoyment when playing Animal Crossing led to more positive wellbeing.
Microsoft exhorts enterprises to quit text, voice multi-factor authentication passcodes
Microsoft Authenticator, the company’s app-based authenticator, and Windows Hello, the umbrella label for Microsoft’s biometrics technology, are better methods of authentication, a Microsoft exec says.
Ford EV ecosystem, Hyundai Elantra Hybrid review, wind-powered car carrier: Today’s Car News
Ford is building up a “digital ecosystem” for EVs that could also include building its own batteries. We got some time behind the wheel of the 54-mpg Hyundai Elantra Hybrid. Tire and wheel size can matter a lot in EV range. And could car carriers go wind-powered? This and more, […]
What if Earth shared its orbit with another planet?
The series “Imaginary Earths” speculates what the world might be like if one key aspect of life changed, be it related to the planet or with humanity itself.
Bringing Mars samples to Earth could could cost an extra $1 billion, but NASA should totally do it, experts say
Holding a pristine piece of Mars in a lab on Earth is among the most ambitious dreams of planetary scientists, and NASA and its European counterpart want to make the dream a reality.
‘Just beautiful’: Another COVID-19 vaccine, from newcomer Moderna, succeeds in large-scale trial
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