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The Northstar V1 demonstrates the growing trend of biohacking and the promises of a cyborg future.

The FCC is doubling down on its claim that it will not ban DD-WRT with new rules — but there’s still some concern that the new regulations could lead manufacturers to dump compatibility.

Samsung has announced its new Exynos 8 Octa 8890 — the company’s first custom CPU core and its first all-in-one SoC solution with graphics, high-end modem, and custom CPU cores on a single chip.

A Chinese-American collaboration has figured out how to run fusion reactors harder — and more efficient at the same time.

Microsoft’s first major Windows 10 update is available today, with a slew of bug fixes and a few performance enhancements — but whether or not it resolves problems with the operating system will depend on what your issues were.

If you’ve got Android, you know it shows you a list of permissions an app wants you to accept during installation — and often, it seems like the app wants permission to do an awful lot of things.

For a limited time, you can save a whopping 40% off of refurbished HP 2540p and HP 2560p Elitebook laptops from ArrowDirect — a Microsoft certified refurbisher. The asking prices for these laptops are already incredibly low, so this additional discount makes today’s deal a perfect fit for students with a limited budget.

Yesterday, we covered Tim Cook’s claim that the iPad Pro could easily replace laptops, to the point that most people wouldn’t even need a computer. Early reviews of the iPad Pro are in, and while they point to a very strong device, they don’t entirely affirm Cook’s views.

New data on Vizio Smart TV’s indicates that they’ve been sending your personal viewing habits to third parties whether you agreed to their terms of service or not. The problem should be fixed in the latest software update.