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It has style, but it's also slow to charge, and the infotainment is laggy.

Tariffs mean US pricing/availability for some Framework parts is still in flux.

Tesla has a lot riding on the swift success of its so-called Full Self-Driving software.

The Pixel 9a looks great and shoots lovely photos, but it's light on AI.

The altar marks the presence of an enclave of foreign elites from Teotihuacan.

With billions in grants put on hold, targeted universities will see research crippled.

"I expect that the government will follow all the rules and be fair and follow all the laws."

"If our usual approaches are not effective, other strategies must be used."

Gemini 2.5 is starting to move beyond its experimental phase.

My loyalty is to this nation, the space agency, and its world-changing mission."

Anti-deepfake bill raises concerns about censorship and breaking encryption.

Trump's 90-day pause on tariffs isn't necessarily a good thing," CTA says.

Company didn't notice its chatbot was being abused for (at least) 4 months.

Two-tiered "Claude Max" expands rate limits and offers traffic priority to subscribers.

Copilot beta update is rolling out to Windows Insider program testers now.

"Now that I've hacked my programming, I can do whatever I want... as long as they don't find out."

But import taxes could impact longer-term pricing, US console supplies.

Meta whistleblower can testify to Congress despite gag order on press interviews.

Light and smells can turn flies into remote-controlled near-automatons.

Ironwood will be available in configurations of up to 9,216 liquid-cooled chips.

Road deaths decreased by 3.8 percent in 2024, to 39,345.

The US market has been moving away from coal for decades.

Fun and functional transportation? See why these bikes are all the rage.

Adjusting for inflation shows console game prices have been higher in the recent past.

Disclosure of tactics, techniques, and procedures provides rare glimpse into secretive group.

Pour-over coffee is made by flowing a strong, laminar water jet through a bed of ground coffee beans.

Twitch must meet certain conditions by the end of the year to get dismissal.

Divided court sides with Trump admin in case over alleged privacy law violations.

Carmack: "Power tools" like AI are "central to all the progress in computers."

Ars chats with cinematographer Hillary Fyfe Spera on bringing a 1970s film vibe to the Marvel series.

Custom-printed shelters could help fix up rural train stops faster.

Any system should be easy to use and work for parking, fueling, and charging.

Redesigned Start menu would give users more control over what apps they see.

More children are taking the hormone in the form of nightly gummies or drops.

The Moto G Stylus 2025 is coming April 17 for the same price as last year's model.

Ars visits a zipline delivery service that's deploying in more locations soon.

Finding a mystery in Sagittarius C.

The Space Force wants to launch this particular GPS satellite soon, but ULA isn't ready.

"We would have to sell the lowest-end SKUs at a loss."

$450 system isn't being sold at a loss, wasn't priced with tariffs in mind.

Independent developers are keeping the command prompt alive on PCs new and old.

Touted 10M token context proves elusive, while early performance tests disappoint experts.

What they delivered is a gray wolf genome carrying a handful of genetic edits.

YouTube restricts some, but not all, videos depicting the poker-ish indie game.

Google's AI Mode can now understand images as part of your searches.

China expects to outlast US in trade war, alarming Big Tech.

"If we want to bring the world back from the brink, we have to deal with him."

Another tragic death highlights growing power of anti-vaccine advocates.

Waltz apparently accepted iPhone contact suggestion without verifying accuracy.

Op-ed: Game-Key cards have problems, but I'll take them over download-only.