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UK facing one of worst flu seasons in history-and the US is next.

Text scam ringleader warned operations were disrupted on Telegram, Google says.

Tariffs, component volatility, and Valve's tolerance for losses all lead to uncertainty.

Tiny chips can be powered by infrared light if they're near the brain's surface.

Ars chats with particle physicist Daniel Whiteson about his new book Do Aliens Speak Physics?

Ghoulish Elvis impersonators are the least of Lucy's problems as the wasteland prepares for war.

Almost half of US car buyers won't consider a car without Apple CarPlay.

Google will preserve sideloading for power users, but it hasn't decided how that will work yet.

Even a 50 percent performance-per-watt improvement wouldn't be enough, engineer says.

Tracking winds across Mars' surface and their association with dust storms.

Alphabet will add routes in LA, Phoenix, and San Francisco for its driverless cars.

The problem is that it may be difficult to find options that both NASA and SpaceX like.

Conversational shopping is Google's first big swing at monetizing AI Mode search.

New controls attempt to please critics on both sides with a balance between bland and habit-forming.

It's not just the number of rocket launches, but how much stuff they're carrying into orbit.

A bug was keeping Windows 10 PCs from enrolling in Microsoft's ESU program.

"NASA is postponing launch until space weather conditions improve."

Production will move from Thailand to London, suggesting a new setting.

Audi says it wants to be an F1 title contender by 2030.

IBM follows through on its June promises, plus more trapped ion news.

It's a sequel to 2023's Super Mario Bros. Movie, which racked up $1.36 billion at the box office.

OpenAI: NYT wants evidence of ChatGPT users trying to get around news paywall.

SteamOS-powered headset sports semi-modular design, wireless "low-latency" PC streaming.

SteamOS-powered cube for your TV targets early 2026 launch, no pricing details.

A recent die-off in Florida puts the spotlight on corals' survival strategies.

AI pioneer reportedly frustrated with Meta's shift from research to rapid product releases.

"I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. You're in for a really weird night."

New components make it more useful and powerful but no less odd.

Cases span 12 states. All affected babies have been hospitalized, but no deaths reported.

"Phishing for dummies" kits make it easier to scam millions, Google alleged.

In 1982, a young Mac developer turned Jobs into a UI designer-and accidentally invented a new technique.

In 1982, a young Mac developer turned Jobs into a UI designer-and accidentally invented a new technique.

New system allows devices to connect directly to secure space in Google's AI servers.

Ryanair CEO admits "there'll be some teething problems."

Redditor confessed to violating actresses' "moral rights" in landmark ruling.

Ernst bill would send broadband grant money to Treasury for deficit reduction.

Google's Nano Banana is powering a raft of new features in the app.

I got hacked; I lost my login; it was a rough draft; toggling windows is hard.

Pirelli's Cyber Tire can work for the greater good as well as the driver.

Relatively new technique can bypass many endpoint protections.

"Those who have failed to deliver are numerous."

"They've been Ford Aerospace, Space Systems/Loral, Maxar, Lanteris, and now it'll be Intuitive Machines."

Basic arithmetic ability lives in the memorization pathways, not logic circuits.

Canada's loss also represents a loss of regional elimination for the Americas.

Apple execs say Apple TV shows and movies are about "emotional" experiences.

But author warns that Direct3D 7 "is a land of highly cursed API inter-operability."

Early superdense star clusters may have planted seeds for monster black holes.

Get ready for what could be the "biggest underdog win in game show history."

Filled with passionate fans, the racetrack between the lakes is a favorite.

"He inevitably will have to make tough calls."