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HEVC licensing gets more expensive in January.

ByHeart said "there's no reason to believe" until its own testing found a reason.

Microsoft's Open Source Programs Office worked with Jason Scott to do it.

Eclipse tables in the Dresden Codex were based on lunar tables and adjusted for slippage over time.

Google's Pixel 10 works with AirDrop, and other phones should follow later.

Cruz plan to block broadband funding lost 99-1, but now it's back-in Trump form.

"The iterative design from our current 7x2 vehicle means we can build this rocket quickly."

GeForce Now Fast Pass is a new service tier exclusively for Chromebooks.

Aerial drones are giving scientists a new view of life at sea.

Conversational AI from your phone cast to your car should be about to get better.

Google's new image-generator model is available to try globally today.

The site previously correctly noted that studies have repeatedly found no link.

Ars is first to reveal how the Space Force will name its weapon systems.

A simple proposal on a 1982 electronic bulletin board helped sarcasm flourish online.

The splatter master was more clumsy than graceful in his movements, which are key to his distinctive style.

The risks of AI investment in manufacturing and other areas are less clear.

A rundown of what we know of the third extrasolar object we've identified.

"I worry this is the big botnet flexing," CEO said. But outage was self-inflicted.

Filling space in the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center's Kent Kresa Space Gallery.

Librarian vows to stop invasive ed tech after ending lawsuit with Proctorio.

Integration of Copilot Actions into Windows is off by default, but for how long?

Apple's in-house Wi-Fi chip doesn't set records, but it's a reliable performer.

The gaming community mourns a beloved mentor and LGBTQ+ advocate with a storied career.

AlphaProof can handle math challenges but needs a bit of help right now.

For humans and AI, when something fits the category of ordinary," it slips from notice.

The concept is meant to inspire the next generation of electric single-seaters.

OnePlus delivers its second super-fast phone of 2025.

Cities and counties call congressional plan an "unprecedented federal intrusion."

Two felony charges for filming man inside his house.

Elimination status is lost if the virus spreads continuously for 12 months.

People are "bored" by their friends' content, judge ruled, siding with Meta.

ChatGPT competitor secures billions from Microsoft and Nvidia in deal to use cloud services and chips.

Agents with read/write access to your files create big security, privacy issues.

Excellent design and display filters, but the lack of OpenFPGA support rankles.

Bitcoin mining hardware exec falls for sophisticated crypto scam to tune of $200k

Sundar Pichai says no company is immune if AI bubble bursts, echoing dotcom fears.

Google's flagship AI model is getting its second major upgrade this year.

"The consensus here is that it would be preferable if you did not die."

A Reddit user posted video of his safety driver sleeping at the wheel in San Fransisco.

Cloudflare is down, causing many websites and big platforms to go dark.

It's a "violation of foundational ethical principles of human participant research."

He stepped down at Amazon in 2021 and doesn't hold a CEO title at Blue Origin.

Fleets of laptops run from US residences gave appearance workers were in the US.

Government can't use funding threats to override the First Amendment.

The Texas lawsuit hinges on the unproven claim that Tylenol causes autism.

"There's never been such a high demand for launch as there is right now."

Mac Pro was last updated in mid-2023, one of the last Macs to switch from Intel.

"I'm incapable of not solving a crime. You'll see. It's fun!"

"Concord Delta" project locks down Discord after YouTube video takedowns.

Company falls more than rivals over its borrowing and reliance on OpenAI contracts.