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Customers of the Ivanti Endpoint Protection Manager should patch or mitigate ASAP.

Classics like the Ergonomic Keyboard should be available again this year.

The Android ChatGPT app is working on support for Android's assistant APIs.

Devastating 2019 fire gave scholars access to previously hidden parts of the cathedral.

Reports come the same week X reduced the cost of buying gold checkmarks.

Display filters for FPGA cores, custom Game Boy color palettes, and more.

Ars analysis finds per-ship costs have come down slightly, in real terms.

Changes to Washington's gift card laws could affect cardholders nationwide.

As Midjourney rolls out new features, it continues to make some artists furious.

Each key has 0.22 mm of travel.

NLRB sued by SpaceX after accusing the company of illegally firing employees.

This marks an absolutely pivotal moment for the 20-year-old launch company.

The big electric pickup truck is out of the suburbs and out of its element.

Oh, to have seen this supernova back in the day.

Living downrange from one of China's launch sites sure doesn't seem safe.

"Ship production needs to be roughly an order of magnitude higher than booster production."

BGP tampering caused by poor security hygiene causes major outage for Orange Espana.

An appreciation of "small games" and the people who make them.

Psychologists behind "invisible gorilla" study are back with a new book: Nobody's Fool.

It's shocking how good the Portal Gun feels on late 1990s tech.

Made of flexible polymers, it could potentially fit in technical clothing.

Senators want full accounting of research expenses behind "massive tax breaks."

Victims are still arguing that 23andMe's security measures were inadequate.

It will only catch the most blatant problems, but it's definitely overdue.

Qualcomm says five companies are working on new headsets.

GM sold a record number of EVs in 2023, but only thanks to the Bolt EV and Bolt EUV.

There is a bit of irony for those of us who live in the Northern Hemisphere.

40 years later, it's time for the Vectrex to shine.

2024 laptops all look like the XPS 13 Plus. XPS 15, 17, and 2-in-1 going away.

Copilot key will eventually be required in new PC keyboards, though not yet.

Scammer impersonates legitimate cryptocurrency wallet, then pivots to trolling Mandiant.

Educational attainment, substance use were most common shared traits among couples.

It was bad at recognizing relationships and needs selective training, researchers say.

It's got style, dialogue, and even a plot on top of procedural card battling.

The S24 Ultra gets a titanium body, while the smaller models look like an iPhone.

SpaceX fired workers after open letter called Musk's behavior an "embarrassment."

Terrapin isn't likely to be mass-exploited, but there's little reason not to patch.

HyperVerse's collapse caused an estimated $1.3 billion in customer losses.

The price increase follows hefty price cutting six months ago.

Pornhub rallies users in eight states to demand device-based age verification.

T-Mobile field tests begin soon-texting to be available before voice and data.

Jellyfish regeneration looks a lot like that of amphibians and other animals.

Clean-up drive has led to some small businesses having their accounts suspended.

It met its sales goal, but growth is well below CEO Elon Musk's stated target.

"Their nightmare is us fighting together to defend something we love."

This rocket restored NASA crew launches to US soil, then launched 18 more times.

"This calls for the representation of space in a way not seen at this time."

BlueScuti forces the game to crash after 40 minutes and 1,511 lines.

Vizio claimed backlight scanning made refresh rates seem twice as high.