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Multiple cameras tracked a mouse as it wandered around a small arena. A computer charted its position and speed, leaving Pong-like traces on a monitor. 

Ink tank printers are some of our favorites to test thanks to cheaper, easy-to-refill bottled ink. And that’s what HP’s Smart Tank 5003 offers, swapping pricey ink cartridges for refillable tanks, and it’s currently discounted on Amazon with several years of ink already in the box.

There is an Android malware out there that comes with an AI assistant that tells it what to do. The assistant seems to be independent of the malware’s operator, allowing the tool to work without requiring the operators to be present in real-time.

Wil Matthews stepped outside expecting a Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro and found an empty driveway. No truck, no car, no driver. His Tier-1 auto lender had already wired $36,240 to a shell company registered just months earlier, a spoofed GPS portal had tracked the fictional vehicle’s journey from Texas to California in real time, and…

Beijing killed Manus’s $2.5 billion exit. Now the startup wants twice that from a fresh set of backers.

We’ve tried her Pvolve workouts to get her abs, but next on our list was Jennifer Aniston’s famous smoothie recipe, which she says is her go-to breakfast. The recipe combines fruit, almond milk, collagen powder, greens, and caffeine to fuel Jen’s workouts, keep her full till lunchtime, and look after her hair and skin. Would…

We found the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x a glorious ultra-portable, with this deal shaving $550 off a Snapdragon laptop equipped with 32GB of memory and literal all-day battery life.

Salt Typhoon has been reassigned to Latin America, and it’s apparently all due to Donald Trump’s renewed “interest” in the continent.

The UK airspace came to a grinding halt earlier this month after the UK’s National Air Traffic Services (Nats) announced that there was a glitch in its flight processing system.

Last month, two tankers heading for the United States were hit by a cyberattack, forcing the FBI and Coast Guard to board at least one of the vessels and investigate.